The exhibition Reclaiming Space // Reclaiming Narrative showcases student projects developed within the course Architecture and Colonialism at TU Delft, which critically examines architecture not merely as a backdrop to colonial violence, but as one of its most enduring instruments.

With Another Island, researcher and audiovisual artist Janilda Bartolomeu presents a film installation that depicts the dreams of the Cape Verdean diaspora.

Join the free Thursday Night Detour with a surprise Detour Guide and explore the museum from inside and out.

Learn how to organise your own archive in this workshop for garden and landscape architects.

–1 Digital Lab’s Desire&Technology reading group continues with a public conversation with philosopher Milan Stürmer.

Palestinian-Dutch guest speakers reflect on how creative practices such as architecture and artistic research give meaning to places of residence and landscapes shaped by displacement, boundaries, and resilience.

The Jaap Bakema Study Centre is seeking contributions to its 13th annual conference through this call for papers. (IM)MATERIAL explores the state of architectural memory in the post-digital age.

Nieuwe Instituut is contributing 19 objects from the National Collection to the Designing the Nation State exhibition, including models by Malkit Shoshan and drawings of the Peace Palace.

After a four-month working period, these four shortlisted candidates will present their work in an exhibition at the Nieuwe Instituut.

Nieuwe Instituut and STIR invite submissions exploring the theme Design Dialects, which focuses on how design knowledge travels, transforms, and is reshaped across cultures, contexts, and systems of power.

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.