Group of Expressionist architects and craftsworkers active mainly in Amsterdam from c. 1915 to c. 1930. The term was first used in 1916 by Jan Gratama in an article in a Festschrift for H. P. Berlage. From 1918 the group was loosely centred around the periodical Wendingen (1918–31). They were closely involved in attempts to provide architectural solutions for the social and economic problems in Amsterdam during this period.

• Amsterdam school (fl 1915-30)
  • Brick, §II, 3(ii)(d): Western world: 20th century
  • Brick, §II, 3(ii)(d): Western world: 20th century
  • Netherlands, the, §VI, 5: Furniture, after 1850
  • housing
    • Amsterdam, §II, 5: History and urban development, 1902 and after
    • Berlage, H. P.
    • Klerk, Michel de
    • Meij, J. M. van der
  • interior decoration
    • Netherlands, the, §V, 4: Interior decoration, after 1850
  • members
    • Blaauw, C. J.
    • Boterenbrood, Jan
    • Expressionism, §2: Architecture
    • Kramer, P. L.
    • La Croix, Guillaume-Frédéric
  • villas
    • Vorkink & Wormser