Koninkrijkszaal
Drachten, NL
Sober modern building without a tower.
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Koninkrijkszaal
Hoensbroek, NL
Kingdom hall meeting room.
Koninkrijkszaal
Gemert, NL
Sober modern building.
Koninkrijkszaal
Gouda, NL
Replaced an earlier Kingdom Hall elsewhere in Gouda.
Koninkrijkszaal
Nijverdal, NL
Sober modern building. It serves a meeting place for the Jehova Witnesses.
Koninkrijkszaal
Delft, NL
Jehovah's Witnesses church
Koninkrijkszaal
Helmond, NL
Kingdom hall meeting room.
Koninkrijkszaal
Alphen aan den Rijn, NL
Sober building. Out of use. Replaced.
Koninkrijkszaal Osdorp
Amsterdam, NL
Rectangular, austere building, only recognizable as the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses by the sign on the facade. The building from 1972 has now been completely renovated or completely renovated.
Konjic Monastery
Konjic, BA
Konjic Monastery is a Franciscan monastery built in stages between 1895 and 1919. year, according to a design by the architect Josip Vancaš. During the many years of construction, there was a partial deviation from the project. The building of the present monastery dates mainly from 1939-40, but the friars did not live there for the next ten years. In 1970 it was declared a monastery. During the war of 1992-95, the church and the monastery building suffered extensive damage. After 1995 they were renovated again.
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