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Former textile workers' district with characteristic houses. The Pathmos district was built between 1914 and 1928. The plans for the district were made by the architect W.K. de Wijs and the director of Municipal Works A.H. op ten Noort. The client was the 'Vereeniging de Volkswoning', founded in 1907. The district has a great spatial quality and has a closed character despite the spacious layout. Nine basic types of houses were built in 89 variants. The urban development plan includes shops, schools, squares, a bathhouse, a community centre, green areas and various gate passages. The central point is the Thomas Ainsworthpark, a large square designed as a public garden. In 1927, the district was expanded with 226 houses from the 'Drentse buurt'. The residents were mainly workers from the peat colonies. This part of the district is much more modest and cheaper in design, which was also the reason why this part was recently demolished and will be replaced by new homes. The district has a total of 1386 homes, of which 1209 were built by 'Vereeniging de Volkswoning'. Source: Enschede-Stad.nl

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