Noorderkerk

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Noorderkerk is a 17th-century Protestant church in Amsterdam, notable for its distinctive Dutch Renaissance architecture and central role in the historic Jordaan district.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch Renaissance architecture
Protestant church
church building
architect Hendrick de Keyser
Hendrick de Keyser
surface form: Pieter de Keyser
architecturalStyle Dutch Renaissance
architecturalType centralized church
constructionEnd 1623
constructionStart 1620
coordinateLocation 52.378°N 4.886°E
country Netherlands
currentUse church services
concert venue
cultural events venue
denomination Protestant Church in the Netherlands
floorPlanType centralized plan
hasBells yes
hasDome no
hasGallery yes
hasOrgan yes
hasPulpit yes
hasTower yes
heritageDesignation national heritage site of the Netherlands
heritageDesignationCountry Netherlands
heritageStatus Rijksmonument
inception 1620s
languageOfServices Dutch
locatedIn Amsterdam
Amsterdam-Centrum
surface form: Centrum, Amsterdam

Jordaan
historic Jordaan district
province of North Holland
materialUsed brick
natural stone
municipality Amsterdam
namedAfter its location in the northern part of the Jordaan
nearbyFeature Lindengracht
Noordermarkt
Prinsengracht
notableFor Dutch Renaissance architecture
central role in the historic Jordaan district
openingDate 1623
primaryUse place of worship
region Randstad metropolitan region
surface form: Randstad
religion Protestantism
roofType pitched roof
shape Greek cross plan
towerLocation west side

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Jordaan contains Noorderkerk
Prinsengracht hasLandmark Noorderkerk
Hendrick de Keyser notableWork Noorderkerk