Jeroen Geurst is a founding partner of Geurst & Schulze, established with Rens Schulze after a competition win while they were still students, and author of the much-acclaimed Cemeteries of the Great War by Sir Edwin Lutyens (010 Publishers, Rotterdam, 2010). Geurst studied architecture at TU Delft during the late 1970s and early '80s. He spent his trainee period in the office of Van den Broek and Bakema (the successor practice to Brinkman and Van der Vlugt), discovered the old drawings of the Van Nelle factory in their basement and then made them the subject of an exhibition and book, published during his fourth year, in 1983 (Van der Vlugt Architect 1894-1936, by Jeroen Geurst and Joris Molenaar, Delft University Press). It was, he says, like 'rediscovering Modernism after a period of "human process" architecture'. That comment reflects the contrasting interests of the important professors at Delft at the time, Aldo van Eyck, Herman Hertzberger, Jaap Bakema (who died in 1981) and Carel Weeber.
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机译：杰罗恩·格斯特（Jeroen Geurst）是格斯特（Geurst＆Schulze）的创始合伙人，在他们还是学生的比赛中获胜后与伦斯·舒尔茨（Rens Schulze）成立，并且是埃德温·卢廷斯爵士（Edwin Lutyens爵士）广受赞誉的大战公墓（010出版社，鹿特丹，2010）。 Geurst在1970年代末至80年代初在代夫特大学（TU Delft）学习建筑。他在Van den Broek和Bakema（Brinkman和Van der Vlugt的接班人）的办公室度过了见习期，在地下室发现了Van Nelle工厂的旧图纸，然后将它们作为展览和书籍的主题，于1983年出版的第四年出版（范德弗吕格特建筑师1894-1936，由杰罗恩·格斯特（Jeroen Geurst）和乔里斯·莫伦纳（Joris Molenaar），代尔夫特大学出版社（Delft University Press）。他说，这就像“在经过一段“人类过程”建筑之后重新发现现代主义”。这一评论反映了当时代尔夫特的重要教授，阿尔多·范·艾克，赫尔曼·赫兹伯格，贾普·贝克马（Jaap Bakema，于1981年去世）和卡雷尔·韦伯的兴趣形成了鲜明对比。
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