One of the Van Nelle warehouses (Schiehallen) is now used to store around 700 architectural models from the architecture collection of the Nieuwe Instituut.

Open Monument Days is a great opportunity to visit Sonneveld House for free. Completed in 1933, the villa is considered one of the best-preserved houses in the Nieuwe Bouwen style.

Design the future with your family and go on a mission through the children's exhibition Future Makers!

We kick off the second edition of the After Summer School with classes by Rosi Braidotti, Afrikaanderwijk Coöperatie, Miriam Rasch, Journal Safar, Shay Kreuger, DRIFT and more.

In the research project’s fourth pop-up shop, French and Dutch producers and designers collaborate with visitors to create a small-scale, regenerative clothing production chain.

Nieuwe Instituut has acquired the archive of architects Aldo and Hannie van Eyck for the National Collection. The Van Eycks’ work is internationally important for its role in architectural innovation in the second half of the 20th century.

Lara Schrijver, a professor of architectural theory at the University of Antwerp, researches the role of women in Dutch architecture between 1970 and 1999.

In this second article in the series for SIDELINED: A Space to Rethink Togetherness, researcher Feargal Agard speaks with the owners of Queer Gym and Café Costa del Sol in, two spaces in Rotterdam that bring diverse communities together through sports.

With the New Store, Nieuwe Instituut imagines a store where shopping helps the environment instead of harming it. After two New Store pop-up stores in Eindhoven and Milan, you can now step into New Store 3.0 in the foyer of the Nieuwe Instituut.

Future Studio Oostkop is a workspace at the Nieuwe Instituut open to anyone interested in contributing to the spatial future of the Netherlands through design research.

The Network Archives Design and Digital Culture (NADD) works together on developing sustainable solutions to preserve design and digital culture archives and make them accessible.

Countless archives and collections have been compiled and described from a limited perspective. Asterisk* broadens this perspective by adding stories, experiences and information. This enriches heritage, making it more vibrant, honest and accessible.