Patronage building Lierop
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The Patronaatsgebouw from 1926 was designed by architect L. de Vries and was built on the site where the old church stood until 1880. The architectural style shows a regional variant of the Amsterdam school style. The building is made of red/purple/yellow nuanced brick in Flemish bond and has a protruding saddle roof covered with Tuile du Nord tiles. In addition to the main entrance with double front door, the front facade contains four six-pane windows with four-pane upper and eight-pane lower windows. In 1980 a new entrance part was made. The nursery school was also located in the patronage building for a number of years until 1983.