About Ton A.C. Alberts
Anton Carel Alberts (1927–1999) was a Belgian-born Dutch architect known for his organic approach to architecture. His buildings, including the former NMB Bank headquarters (now ING) in Amsterdam and the Gasunie building in Groningen, are defined by irregular forms, color, and a more human scale.
Working together with Max van Huut, he became a key figure in organic architecture in the Netherlands. Alongside his buildings, he also designed a small number of objects, including the Zodiac floor lamp for Raak, which reflects the same approach to form and composition.
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