Curaçao architectural style by Hans Fonk is a comprehensive exploration of the architectural heritage of Curaçao. The book delves into the island’s historic structures, showcasing their elegance and evolution over time. It also highlights modern architecture, atmospheric interiors, and contemporary art that contribute to Curaçao’s unique appeal. Through detailed descriptions and rich imagery, readers gain insight into the diverse architectural styles that define this Dutch Caribbean island.
‘This book not only claims to provide insight into the elegance and evolution of the island’s historic architecture which adds to Curaçao’s special appeal, as well as its atmospheric interiors and contemporary art. So it forms a snapshot of today, whilst focusing on tomorrow.’
Contents
Willemstad, from Trading depot to World Heritage 10
Punda 22
Otrobanda 36
Scharloo 60
Between Avila Beach and Berg Altena 76
Kas di Kunuku 84
The Green Zone 90
The Plantation Houses 106
Non-residential Buildings 124
Spanish Water and surroundings 146
Seaside Hotels 166
Living by the Sea 176
Bibliography 196
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