Photographer Johannes Schwartz asked Collection staff members of Het Nieuwe Instituut about their favourite archive pieces. He then photographed them, putting together the series that you can see all over the building.

Nieuwe Instituut has launched an open call for (individual) curators, designers and collectives to send a proposal for the Dutch presentation at the London Design Biennale 2023 'The Global Game: Remapping Collaborations'.

What would a museum without walls look like? Three prototypes, developed for a new virtual museum, explore the possibilities - using the National Collection's CIAM archives as source material.

In this episode, we meet Lies Ros, who lives in her own design archive and collection.

In this episode, Annemartine van Kesteren sits down with Borre Akkersdijk.

In deze aflevering spreekt Annemartine met de erven van Emile Truijen.

In this English-spoken episode, we meet Karen Huang and Jason Page, who inherited an archive from a deceased colleague. It was all theirs – if they wanted it...

In deze aflevering spreekt Annemartine met Hella Jongerius. Zij ziet delen van haar goed verzorgde archief naar het buitenland gaan nu een Nederlandse optie uitblijft.

Global warming might turn this welcome guest into an unwelcome one.

To foster a better understanding of digital architecture, we conducted research into the digitisation of the design process and architectural practice, and what this means for Het Nieuwe Instituut as a collecting and managing institution. The Understanding Digital Architecture report is available now and can be downloaded here.

For Dutch Design Week (22 to 30 October), Network Archives Design and Digital Culture (NADD), a consortium of 40 Dutch institutions coordinated by Het Nieuwe Instituut, presents the exhibition Archives at Risk in the Microlab Hall in Eindhoven. Visitors can discover the richness and fragility of Dutch design heritage through the five very different personal archives - from Borre Akkersdijk, Hella Jongerius, Jason Page and Karen Huang, Lies Ros, and Emile Truijen - on display.

From 18 November 2022 to 9 April 2023, Het Nieuwe Instituut presents the nominated architect's submissions for the 2022 Architecture Prix de Rome in which Arna Mačkić, Dividual (Andrea Bit and Maciej Wieczorkowski), Lesia Topolnyk, and Studio KIWI (Kim Kool and Willemijn van Manen) respond to the theme Healing Sites. The nominees have been selected by an international jury.