Berlagebrug

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bascule bridge bridge movable bridge road bridge

Berlagebrug is a historic Amsterdam bridge, designed by architect Hendrik Petrus Berlage in the early 20th century, known for its functionalist style and role as a key crossing in the city’s southern area.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	bascule bridge → bridge → movable bridge → road bridge →
architect	Hendrik Petrus Berlage →
architecturalStyle	Nieuwe Bouwen →
connects	Amsterdam-Oost → Amsterdam-Zuid →
constructionStartDate	1928 →
country	Netherlands →
crosses	Amstel → Amstel River → southern part of Amsterdam →
designedInPeriod	early 20th century →
hasArchitecturalDetail	decorative lampposts → sculptural brickwork → stone balustrades →
hasBasculeMechanism	counterweight-operated →
hasBicycleInfrastructure	separate cycle tracks →
hasHeritageRegisterNumber	518415 →
hasLighting	integrated architectural lighting →
hasMovableSection	yes →
hasNearbyPublicSpace	Amsteldijk → Weesperzijde →
hasNumberOfSpans	3 →
hasPedestrianInfrastructure	sidewalks →
hasTrafficLanes	2 road lanes →
hasTransportRoute	tram line 12 (historically, with route changes over time) → tram line 4 (Amsterdam) →
hasUse	bicycle traffic → pedestrian traffic → road traffic → tram traffic →
hasViewOf	Amstel panorama →
heritageDesignation	national heritage site of the Netherlands →
heritageStatus	Rijksmonument →
isExampleOf	Dutch functionalist bridge design →
isKeyCrossingFor	southern Amsterdam →
isPartOf	Amsterdam canal and river bridge network →
isTouristAttraction	yes →
locatedIn	Amsterdam → Netherlands →
material	brick → concrete →
municipality	Amsterdam →
namedAfter	Hendrik Petrus Berlage →
openingDate	1932 →
operator	Municipality of Amsterdam →
partOf	Amsterdam-Zuid →
style	functionalism →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Amstel River →	hasBridge