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BAKE Bakema, JB (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief Nummer Toegang: BAKE Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief Het Nieuwe Instituut (c) 2000 This finding aid is written in Dutch. 2 Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief BAKE BAKE Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief 3 INHOUDSOPGAVE BESCHRIJVING VAN HET ARCHIEF......................................................................5 Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker.......................................................................6 Citeerinstructie............................................................................................6 Openbaarheidsbeperkingen.........................................................................6 Archiefvorming.................................................................................................7 Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer............................................................7 Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer.............................................................7 Bakema, Jacob Berend..............................................................................7 Bereik en inhoud..............................................................................................9 Manier van ordenen.........................................................................................9 Bronnen.........................................................................................................10 BESCHRIJVING VAN DE SERIES EN ARCHIEFBESTANDDELEN........................................11 BAKE.110299393 J.B. Bakema - Archiefdeel CIAM / Team 10.........................11 BAKE.110300504 Correspondentie met foto's......................................................12 BAKE.110300537 CIAM Nationaal.........................................................................13 BAKE.110300538 Opbouw / de 8 en opbouw...................................................13 BAKE.110300611 CIAM Internationaal..................................................................16 BAKE.110300612 CIAM / Team 10....................................................................16 BAKE.110301114 Documentatie......................................................................30 BAKE.110449886 J.B. Bakema - Persoonlijk Archief.......................................31 BAKE.110386383 Personalia.................................................................................31 BAKE.110386420 Opleidingen..............................................................................33 BAKE.110386421 M.T.S. Groningen afdeling Bouwkunde / 1931-1935.............33 BAKE.110386428 Academie voor bouwkunst in Amsterdam (H.B.O.) / 1937- 1941................................................................................................................. 33 BAKE.110386448 TH Delft................................................................................34 BAKE.110386449 Overige studieopdrachten....................................................34 BAKE.110386459 Ontwerppraktijk.......................................................................35 BAKE.110386460 Projecten als zelfstandig architect of projecten die niet direct aan een bureau te relateren zijn......................................................................35 BAKE.110386530 Projecten voor het Bureau Van Tijen en Maaskant / 1940- 1945................................................................................................................. 39 BAKE.110386552 Projecten in dienst van Architectenbureau Van Linge-Bosma / 1944-1945........................................................................................................ 40 BAKE.110386559 Projecten in dienst van de Dienst voor Volkshuisvesting Rotterdam........................................................................................................ 40 BAKE.110386575 Projecten voor Bureau Van den Broek en Bakema...............41 BAKE.110386576 Algemeen.........................................................................41 BAKE.110386596 Projecten in de werkenlijst van Van den Broek en Bakema ..................................................................................................................... 42 BAKE.110386855 Ongeïdentificeerd materiaal............................................56 BAKE.110652285 Documentatie ten behoeve van uitvoeren beroepspraktijk. 57 BAKE.110386868 Activiteiten...............................................................................57 BAKE.110386870 Lidmaatschappen.................................................................57 BAKE.110386903 Jurering prijsvragen en aanmoedigingsprijzen.....................59 BAKE.110387009 Adviseurschap......................................................................67 BAKE.110387017 Tentoonstellingen.................................................................68 BAKE.110387041 Publicaties............................................................................69 4 Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief BAKE BAKE.110387070 Redactie Forum....................................................................71 BAKE.110387108 Reizen..................................................................................74 BAKE.110387119 L’ Union Internationale des Architectes................................74 BAKE.110387123 UNESCO...............................................................................74 BAKE.110387138 Onderwijs.................................................................................75 BAKE.110387139 Technische Hogeschool Delft 1963-1981..............................75 BAKE.110387161 Algemeen.............................................................................76 BAKE.110387169 Organisatie en reorganisatie van het onderwijs...................76 BAKE.110387199 Onderwijs.............................................................................77 BAKE.110387306 Documentatie......................................................................82 BAKE.110387349 Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Kunste, Hamburg.........83 BAKE.110387358 Gastcolleges.........................................................................84 BAKE.110387531 Chronologisch geordende reeksen...........................................91 BAKE.110387598 Ontwerpen en documentatie van derden.................................93 BAKE.110387599 P. Blom.................................................................................93 BAKE.110387600 Brinkman en Van der Vlugt..................................................93 BAKE.110387601 J.H. van den Broek................................................................94 BAKE.110387602 Kromhout.............................................................................94 BAKE.110387603 Overigen..............................................................................95 BAKE.110387635 Volgende archiefstukken bleven onbekend..........................95 BAKE.110387664 Documentatie verzameld door J.B. Bakema.........................96 BAKE Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief 5 Beschrijving van het archief Beschrijving van het archief Naam archiefblok: Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief Periode: 1922-1981, (1914-1981) Archiefbloknummer: BAKE Omvang: 31,71 meter Archiefbewaarplaats: Het Nieuwe Instituut Archiefvormers: Bakema, Jacob Berend 6 Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief BAKE Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker Openbare archiefstukken kunnen online worden aangevraagd en gereserveerd. U kunt dit ook via de terminals in de studiezaal doen. Citeerinstructie CITEERINSTRUCTIE Bij het citeren in annotatie en verantwoording dient het archief tenminste éénmaal volledig en zonder afkortingen te worden vermeld. Daarna kan worden volstaan met verkorte aanhaling. VOLLEDIG: Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief, nummer toegang BAKE, inventarisnummer ... VERKORT: Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief (BAKE), inv.nr. ... Openbaarheidsbeperkingen OPENBAARHEIDSBEPERKINGEN Het archief is openbaar. BAKE Bakema, J.B. (Jacob Berend / Jaap) / Archief 7 Archiefvorming Archiefvorming Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer GESCHIEDENIS VAN HET ARCHIEFBEHEER Deze inventaris is een omschrijving van de inhoud van het archief van J.B. Bakema dat als onderdeel van het archief Van den Broek & Bakema in de periode oktober 1996 - maart 1997 bij het NAi is binnengekomen. De stukken betreffen de zogenaamde privé-activiteiten van Bakema; privé betekent hier níet 'van persoonlijke aard': het gaat hier juist om documenten die verband houden met Bakema's beroepsmatige activiteiten, maar die van het bureauarchief kunnen worden onderscheiden. Deze stukken werden op het bureau Van den Broek & Bakema apart van het bureauarchief, bewaard op de werkkamer van Bakema onder de code PrBa. Dit onderscheid is gehandhaafd: het archief van Bakema is in de collectie van het NAi opgenomen onder de code BAKE, terwijl de projecten onder werknummer van het hoofdarchief van het architectenbureau zich bevinden onder de code BROX. In deze inventaris zijn de acquisities verwerkt van de erfgenamen van J. B. Bakema. Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer GESCHIEDENIS VAN DE ARCHIEFVORMER Bakema, Jacob Berend BAKEMA, JACOB BEREND Jacob Berend Bakema werd op 8 maart 1914 geboren in Groningen. Zijn vader was binnenschipper, broodbezorger en typograaf, zijn moeder kwam uit een boerenfamilie. Na de lagere school doorliep Jaap Bakema de School voor Voorbereidend Vakonderwijs en Handenarbeid en de MULO. Hij wilde emigreren
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