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Nieuwe Instituut & Sonneveld House
Nieuwe Instituut & Sonneveld Housern The Netherlands national museum for architecture, design and digital culture and a unique museum house dating from 1933. Explore the...
Tokological with a touch of Rotterdam.
As a 44 year-old chef with a Black Achievement Award, she makes the most of the assets of the Rotterdam-based tokos, such as salted fish...
Rotterdam Architecture Month: from floating park to circular city
Rotterdam has always been a treat for architecture lovers, but every June the city raises the bar even further. During Rotterdam Architecture Month, visitors, residents,...
Discover and buy design in an empty library
150 designers and 10,000 enthusiastic visitors spending a weekend in an iconic vacant building in the heart of the city – it’s Rotterdam through and...
Crowd Force Rotterdam: don’t be afraid to ask!
Not being afraid to ask questions, helping each other, and making important new contacts. This is, in a nutshell, what Crowd Force Rotterdam is all...
Art installation design project
Art Installation to welcome new Rotterdam students First-year students from the Interior Design program at the Hout- en Meubileringscollege took on a design challenge from...
Het Nieuwe Instituut
Mensen staan naast de vijver voor Het Nieuwe Instituut.
Nieuwe Instituut Rotterdam
Passant op een herfstachtige dag die langs het Nieuwe Instituut wandelt.
Kunstwerk bij Het Nieuwe Instituut
Artwork in front of Het Nieuwe Instituut located at Museumpark.
Depot, Het Nieuwe Instituut en CoolToren in de achtergrond
A picture taking during summer of Depot, with a view of Het Nieuwe Instituut and the CoolTower in the background. Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen is the world’s first publicly accessible art storage facility. The depot is located next to Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Museumpark in Rotterdam. Visitors can see the result of 174 years of collecting. More than 152,000 objects housed together, arranged in fourteen storage compartments with five different climates. Next to the objects, all the activities that go into preserving and managing a collection are on open view in the building.