As the most important architects of their time in the Netherlands, they defined the Brabantine Gothic style, and their works can still be seen today in cities like Mechelen, Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Lier, Middelburg and Gouda. Anthonis II and Rombout II were court architects for Charles V. Laurens II, last in the line, was influenced by Renaissance architecture and marked the end of the Gothic period in this region. The Keldermans family became known for the design and construction of the large tower of St Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen .
The most influential architects of their era in the Netherlands, they established the Brabantine Gothic style, and their creations can still be seen today in cities like Mechelen, Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Lier, Middelburg, and Gouda. Anthonis II and Rombout II served as court architects for Charles V. Laurens II, the last of his line, was influenced by Renaissance architecture and marked the end of the Gothic period in this region. The Keldermans family became renowned for designing and constructing the large tower of St. Rumbold's Cathedral in Mechelen.