Amsterdam boasts numerous converted spaces that have radically changed their purposes. A monumental century-old building with the inscription “Pathologisch Anatomisch Laboratorium” on the facade is one of the best examples, beloved by the locals. Once a part of a huge hospital named the Wilhemina Gasthuis, the building stopped being used for performing autopsies and conducting research on patients’ tissue samples in 1983 and was later turned into a cultural center. Now, it houses a cinema known for its screenings of modern classics, documentaries, and unconventional artworks by independent filmmakers. Built…
