National Collection for Dutch Architecture and Urban Planning now more durable, usable and visible – thanks in part to a new digital collection platform.

The exhibition explores our relationship with the garden as a refuge and a place for new design ideas.

Nieuwe Instituut invites cultural organisations in the Netherlands to apply for a grant of up to €2,500 to support a visit by one or more international guests.

Sofie De Caigny will become Head of Collections at Nieuwe Instituut on 1 February 2025.

The six-year heritage programme Disclosing Architecture will conclude at the end of 2024. During the closing event on 14 November, we will share the knowledge and insights generated by the programme.

On 10 October, architect Jo Coenen and the Nieuwe Instituut signed a deed of gift, officially transferring the archive of Jo Coenen & Co to the National Collection.

Omvangrijk en veelzijdig oeuvre van toonaangevend architect opgenomen in Rijkscollectie voor Nederlandse Architectuur en Stedenbouw.

The exhibition explores our relationship with the garden as a refuge and a place for new design ideas.

We are pleased to announce that in 2025 the Research team at Nieuwe Instituut are marks the 10th anniversary of the Nieuwe Instituut’s Research Fellowship programme.

Lois Hutubessy and Anya (Anna) Naumova of the Nieuwe Instituut will present their paper on the Asterisk*, a new archival tool, at the 17th International Conference on the Inclusive Museum in Vienna.

The writer and artist from Trinidad and Tobago has been selected as the fifth Tilting Axis / Nieuwe Instituut Fellow.

Nieuwe Instituut and Journal Safar are proud to announce the selected writers and their proposals for the third edition of the Nieuwe Instituut’s Design Drafts programme.