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The Memory of the Designed Landscape programme calls for the protection of garden and landscape architecture archives.

Nieuwe Instituut and the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA) are jointly organising an exhibition juxtaposing two avant-garde movements: De Stijl and the Kring Moderne Kunst.

Disclosing Architecture is the Nieuwe Instituut’s six-year initiative to increase the visibility and continued accessibility of the National Collection for Dutch Architecture and Urban Planning.

Nieuwe Instituut and partners present an exhibition at the Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen that explores the relationship between (healthcare) architecture and wellness.

MVRDVHNI: The Living Archive of a Studio explores the archive of architecture office MVRDV. Nieuwe Instituut displays the MVRDV archive as a living entity in an office context, rather than in a museum gallery context.

The exhibition Just In #1 presents ten archival items that have been added to the National Collection for Dutch Architecture and Urban Planning in recent years.

A new political and economic reality is having an influence on housing for older people and provides an opportunity to foreground the phenomenon of ageing as a cultural issue.

For the series Surprising Finds archivist Alfred Marks selects extraordinary drawings, photographs, objects and models from the archives of the Nieuwe Instituut on the basis of a theme.

To celebrate the hundredth anniversary of De Stijl, Het Nieuwe Instituut has formed partnerships with several other cultural institutions, including a co-production with the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague.

Habitat: Expanding Architecture captures a key moment in the history of architecture and urban planning: the tenth CIAM conference at Dubrovnik in 1956. Here the concept 'habitat' was a central theme: a broader understanding of architecture through a new ecological approach.