Kaan Architecten reinterprets century-old ideas to realise a contemporary renovation
The former home of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs has been renovated for a second time. Originally built by the [then] chief government architect Daniel E.C. Knuttel in 1917, state-owned property Bezuidenhoutseweg 30 (B30) is within walkin
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