The Hutten Copier Vase 15 is inspired by two icons of Dutch glass art: the globe vase and the cube vase, designed by A.D. Copier for the Glass Factory Leerdam in the twenties.

On April 25, Richard Hutten will launch a new design object: the Hutten Copier Vase 15.

Het Nieuwe Instituut launched its new website on January 19.

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The history and the contemporary relevance of Dutch Structuralism were at the center of the publication 'Structuralism: An Installation in Four Acts', With contributions from, among others, Guus Beumer, Piet Blom, Dirk van den Heuvel, John Habraken, Joop Hardy, Herman Hertzberger and Lada Hršak / Bureau LADA.

As part of the Dutch contribution to the 14th edition of the Venice Biennale a special publication was made. It served as a supplement for Volume #41.

The publication was the outcome of a collaboration between The Berlage, TU Delft, Het Nieuwe Instituut and Volume. It contains interviews, statements and design proposals, both historical and contemporary ones.

December 2010 The Centre Pompidou in Paris opened a large-scale exhibition on De Stijl and Piet Mondriaan. This is first time that such a significant retrospective of this avant-garde movement and one of its most prominent representatives has been held in France. The NAI has loaned more than 100 items for this exhibition from the archives of architects such as Theo van Doesburg, Cornelis van Eesteren, J.J.P. Oud, P.J.C. Klaarhamer, Jan Wils and J.M.L. Lauweriks.

In April 2010 The Kröller-Müller Museum mounted an exhibition about the life and work of Robert van 't Hoff (1887-1979) - a socially committed architect who turned his back on De Stijl because of its lack of social engagement. NAI managed the small Van 't Hoff archive.