Jeanne d'Arc College, University building in Statenkwartier, Maastricht, Netherlands.
Jeanne d'Arc College is a university building on Grote Gracht 76, featuring expressive brick architecture with decorative tilework and crafted details characteristic of the Amsterdam School style. Today it houses sections of Maastricht University's business school and research centers.
Built in 1928, the structure originally served as a Catholic girls school run by Ursuline Sisters. It was converted into university facilities and designated as a national monument in 2016.
The building takes its name from the French saint Jeanne d'Arc, reflecting the Catholic educational legacy that shaped this place for generations. Visitors today experience spaces designed to nurture female students, a purpose that remains visible in the thoughtful layout and character of the rooms.
The building is accessible during university hours, though some areas may be restricted to students and staff. Check with the university directly or visit their website to confirm visiting opportunities before your trip.
The entrance features intricate tilework and stained-glass windows decorated with crafted details from the Amsterdam School tradition. These ornamental elements were originally designed for the school's students and transport visitors to an earlier era.
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