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  • Unknown (2006-05-08)
    'n Versoek vir bydraes tot die fonds vir die oprigting van die monument in Dundee wat deur Gerard Moerdijk en Mnr. Anton van Wouw ontwerp is.
  • Unknown (De Volkstem, 1943-01-18)
    Die nuwe Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk in Dundee, Natal, ontwerp deur die "smaakvol artiest en bekwaam technikus", Gerard Moerdijk. Foto en onderskrif.
  • Unknown (Volkstem, 1923-01-18)
    Dundee se nuwe Ned. Herv. of Geref. kerkgebou, ontwerp deur Gerard Moerdijk, is op 8 Desember 1922 ingewy.
  • Ellmore, Andrew (University of Pretoria, 2007-08-23)
    The project explores the design of a new passenger cruise terminal for Durban, including a walkway routed through the harbour linking The Point Development to Durban CBD. The proposed terminal building will grow from this spine.
  • Unknown (1923)
    Bespreking van Moerdijk se benadering tot argitektuur en die Kaaps-Hollandse styl met 'n beskrywing van die kerk. Die kerkgebou in Durban wat deur Gerard Moerdijk ontwerp is staan op 'n historiese stuk grond waar Piet ...
  • Unknown (1923-06-15)
    Koerantberig, sonder foto, van die N.G. Kerk in Durban wat gebou is op 'n terrein wat deel was van die plaas waar Piet Retief met die Engelse onderhandel het voor sy laaste vertrek na Dingaan se stat. Kort beskrywing van ...
  • Unknown (2006-07-25)
    Die hoeksteenlegging van 'n Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerkgebou in Durban, ontwerp deur Gerard Moerdijk, gaan deur die Minister van Justisie, N.J. de Wet, bygewoon word.
  • Unknown (Natal Mercury, 1923-06-21)
    The cornerstone of the Dutch Reformed Church in Durban, on the corner of Smith and Cato street, was laid by the minister of Justice, the Hon. N J de Wet, on July 7, 1923. The church was designed by Gerard Moerdijk, and ...
  • Unknown (Natal Mercury, 1923-06-21)
    Article in the Natal Mercury of June 21, 1923. It contains information on the new Dutch Reformed in Durban. The architect, Gerard Moerdijk, speaks about the design and shares thoughts about the importance of complementary trees.
  • Unknown (2006-07-25)
    The corner-stone laying of a Moerdijk designed Dutch Reformed church building in Durban, is to be attended by the Minister of Justice, N. J. de Wet.
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  • Unknown (2006-05-31)
    The foundation stone for the Jubilee Hall, designed by Mr Louw and Gerard Moerdijk, was laid by Rev. J. D. Kestell to commemorate the fifty years' existence of the Dutch Reformed Church in the Orange Free State.
  • Unknown (The Rhodesian Herald, 1931-02-09)
    The opening of the Dutch Reformed Church in Salisbury, Rhodesia, designed by South African architect, Gerard Moerdyk was attended by a large congregation.
  • Unknown (The Friend, 1924-02-02)
    A photo of the laying of the foundation stone of the Jubilee Hall of the Dutch Reformed Church of the Free State, designed by the architect Mr G. Moerdijk.
  • Lubbe, Marietjie; Whitcomb, Candice; Smith, Johnny (2006-09-28)
    Photo of Model [1:150] of the Dutch Reformed Church Moreleta Park, Pretoria, built by 3rd year B.Sc.(Arch) students, University of Pretoria, 2006.
  • Unknown (Volkstem, 1937-05-13)
    'n Nuwe kerkgebou, ontwerp deur Gerard Moerdijk, is op 10 Mei 1937 op Delarey geopen
  • Unknown (Volkstem, 1932-05-19)
    Die Departement van Openbare Werke is skerp aangeval oor duur en verbeeldinglose projekte.
  • Osman, Amira (2008-02-06)
    A Response by dr Amira Osman to the article written by Gwendoline Wright titled: 'Dwelling in the city', commenting on pertinent issues of housing currently being debated.
  • Reilly, Gerald (Business Day, 1991-02-15)
    While apartheid crumbles, Pretoria is to get a new monument to the policy's leading architect. "If we are to denigrate previous politicians, we'll have to pull down buildings, bridges and hospitals," Kraehmer said.
  • Davey, Janice (University of Pretoria, 2012)
    The study has investigated a design intervention to the historically significant industrial precinct of Modderfontein. Modderfontein contains the first dynamite explosives factory in South Africa and is situated 20km ...