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Almere-Stad, NL
This Salvation Army complex, including a training centre and a clearly recognisable church hall, was built to replace the previous main building of the Salvation Army office on the Amsterdamseweg in Amstelveen , which was demolished in 2002.
Enschede, NL
Modern hall built in 2006.
Lelystad, NL
Also used by Seventh-day Adventists on Saturdays.
Deventer, NL
In 1957, the Salvation Army Foundation had meeting rooms built based on a design by J. van der Horst and AA Oosterman from Emmen.
Rotterdam, NL
The church is built in the same style as the residential strips: constructed of brick, completely plastered white on a low, anthracite-coloured plinth, on a rectangular base, flat-roofed and provided with lower, cube-shaped extensions.
Beverwijk, NL
Modern building, salvation army.
Lelystad, NL
The Salvation Army building is centrally located in the city between the Lelycentre and the Maerlant car park.
Leeuwarden, NL
New construction in the northern expansion project Bilgaard, completed 2009.
Spijkenisse, NL
Modern building without tower.
Almere-Stad, NL
Architecturally interesting modern complex, with many ancillary rooms in addition to the police station hall, including the training centre (which was located in Amstelveen until 2000).
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