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Flats like these are quite common throughout The Netherlands. They can be found in the outskirts of any major Dutch city, but there are some smaller towns where they can be found as well. Examples of these smaller towns are Hoorn, Purmerend, Culemborg, Wageningen and Zeist. These flats have been erected in the 1960’s and early 1970’s following Le Corbusiers ideas of new town planning. Nowadays, flats like these have fairly cheaps rates and some of them stand in less favoured neighbourhoods, especially in bigger cities.
These models aren’t precise copies of real-life Dutch flats, but a mix of a few flats I know myself. I’ve included some pics of examples. The model has night windows and comes to you on a 2x2 lot with parking lots in front and a green yard on the back.
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