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Nieuwe Instituut Zoöp is presenting a variety of activities related to biodiversity, alongside an innovative approach to thinking, working and designing that supports the survival of all living things.

The Stedelijk Museum’s exhibition on interior designer Kho Liang Ie features archival pieces from the Nieuwe Instituut collection, including the ‘Schiphol Book’ and furniture designs.

Thanks to this funding, the institute can collaborate with a diverse network of heritage partners to deliver an extensive workshop programme addressing urgent issues in contemporary heritage and archiving.

This interactive, hybrid space brings 150 years of Dutch architecture and urban planning to life.

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.

In this guest contribution to New Currents, artists Lou Mo and Musquiqui Chihying trace the historical journeys of members of the Chinese Hakka community in Mauritius and Réunion Island.

The multi-year project explores solutions to ecological, social and spatial challenges surrounding design weeks.

Originally built for Albertus Sonneveld and his family, the white villa on the edge of the Museumpark began a new life as a museum house exactly a quarter century ago.