It Started With a Dime by Studio Wessels Boer
AMSTERDAM – A narrow, dead-end street located just outside of Amsterdam’s city centre seems an unlikely recipient of its own public work of art. However, this row of diminutive dwellings hidden behind a blank wall has a prominent place in the city
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