The story
Story · Museum Kam
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You're standing at Museum Kam, on the Museum Kamstraat on the Hunnerberg in Nijmegen. Start with the façade. The building is brick with tuff stone decorations, and its floor plan is based on an imaginary Roman villa built around an atrium. Architect Oscar Leeuw designed it between 1919 and 1922, mixing Art Deco with older styles. He borrowed the front from a museum in Brugg, in Switzerland.
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