Urgent work on freelance basis. Urgent assignments, last minute research work.
Translations for private parties and companies.
Call or e-mail me for a price quote.
E-mail Drs. Kees Kaldenbach at: kalden@xs4all.nl. Please provide your telephone number as well; this makes it easy to clarify points and procedures.
Address: Haarlemmermeerstraat 83hs, 1058 JS Amsterdam (near Surinameplein. Motorway exit s106. Trams 1 and 17, 2; bus 15).
Tel.: NL+ 20 669 8119; cell: NL+6 - 2868 9775.
Open seven days a week.
My firm Academica translations is a subsidiary of Lichaam & Ziel (Body & Soul) registered at the Amsterdam Chamber of Commerce (KvK).
Happy Customers | Type of office job | Response / Delivery time |
De Waag Society, Amsterdam | IT / Multimedia Report. December 2005. |
Delivery within 4 hours. "I just reviewed the document you delivered.
I am very happy with the |
Hydrothane BV, Belgium | Series of commercial reports and letters. November - December 2005. |
Delivery within 1 or 2 days. Many repeat assignments |
Immy, Brazil | Legal Eagle stuff, October 2005 |
Delivery within 2 days. |
Dr. Eggo Müller, Utrecht | Article for a scientific magazine, editing and polishing of the English text. January, 2006. |
"Dear Mr. Kaldenbach, Delivery within half a day. |
Heemstra Interim Mangement, Bussum | Legal sale contract for a house in Germany, Dutch translation. February, 2006. | "Your translation has just arrived in good shape, thanks." |
www.simplesite.com, Copenhagen, Denmark | Advertisements text and search word list. Final work delivered within half an hour. March, 2006. | "Yes, I am very happy with the work! It was indeed high-speed and looks really fine, but the general idea of variation and lots of search patterns was perfectly executed." |
Employee of a Tap Water Company, Mr. K.K. | Translation N-E. May, 2006. | "You may quote me was VERY CONTENT client because you were FAST and PROFESSIONAL!" Delivery within 1 hour. |
Liesbeth Bunschoten | Translation of a German purchase contract into Dutch: Notary public contract for purchasing a house in Germany. August, 2006 | "Dear Mr Kees Kaldenbach, Thanks for the fast translation of this quite difficult contract. (...) the translation looks good. Thanks. Kind regards, Liesbeth Bunschoten |
Michael Guilfoyle, Dublin | Translation English into Dutch of a Thesis summary. | "Thank you for doing this job so quickly. It's a great relief to me." Michael. |
Peters & Konings | Translation of German purchase contract into Dutch: Notary public contract for purchasing a house in Germany. August, 2006 | "Thanks for your very fast and good translation. We are very grateful for your services.". |
ING Real Estate Finance, Den Haag | A six-page CEO document translated within half a day. 2008. | "Thank you so much for your fast work. We will certainly consider you for our preferred supplier list." |
Anne Frank Huis | Series of museum exhibition translations | "Thanks!" |
A large English industrial firm had a super urgent job. October 2010. This last minute job took an entire weekend. Stacks of English to Dutch paperwork needed to be meticulously prepared for a EU office in Brussels. A multi-million Euro project saved by last minute work. |
2010. The industrial firm had requested my assistance in doing office work in preparing the translation and administration of a large stack of official documents for a bid which had to be ready very early that coming Monday morning at 4 am. I met their deadline: Thousands of printed pages of technical text. Ordered by Robert, the CEO. |
"I can thoroughly recommend Kees as a fast and accurate translator at competitive rates. In addition he has a great ‘can do’ attitude and is comfortable with meeting tight deadlines. He saved the day for us when nobody else would commit to the short lead time.” |
& many many more, in 2010 and 2011
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Kees Kaldenbach is co-founder of Art Historians on the Web <AHW> (2002) and is chair of one of its committees, Digital Image Technology Group <AHW-DIT>. Before that, in 2000-2001 he was co-Chairman of the Digital Teaching Committee of the Art History Webmasters Association AHWA/AWHA. He is also member of the Art History Technology Consortium (AHTC) and of the society Art Historians interested in Pedagogy and Technology (AHPT). Currently he is a visiting member of the University of Amsterdam Gouden Eeuw Colloquium [Golden Age Colloquium] which meets once a month for lectures. He is supporting member of the Historians of Netherlandish Art (HNA), list member of Consortium for Art and Architectural Historians (CAAH), member of the Association for Art History (AAH) and member of the International Society For Mathematical And Computational Aesthetics (ISMCA).
Kees Kaldenbach writes. See his publication list in English
Research and copyright by Kaldenbach. A full presentation is on view at www.xs4all.nl/~kalden/