Johnson-Wax Building, Mijdrecht, Holland
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1972.v25.i242.3213Abstract
This Johnson factory, ideally located in the industrial zone of Mijdrecht, is an original building in both its design and its position on a lake which acts as a reflector. The set of offices is divided into three parts, taking into account that it has to function as a centre of international sales as well. Its special shape is perfectly suitable for future development, conditioned to the construction of a new adjacent road.
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