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One hundred and one unique, poignant, valuable, striking, influential, everyday, erudite, personal, gripping and ordinary objects from the collection of the Netherlands Architecture Institute.
A treasure trove of Dutch architecture
The Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) acquires and manages archives encompassing all areas of Dutch architecture. This site offers you an overview of the Institute’s rich and specialised collection, which can rightfully be called a treasure trove of Dutch architecture. More than one hundred pieces from the collection are featured – drawings, models, books and photographs selected on the basis of their particular beauty or rarity. Important and ground-breaking theoretical construction projects are discussed alongside books with tips for designing your home. This cross-section of the collection offers you an overview of two hundred years of architecture in the Netherlands.
Exhibition
01
july
2012
- 01
july
2017
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In the new permanent exhibition Treasury, you can admire 100 highlights from the vast NAI collection. Works on display include famous designs by the icons of Dutch architectural history such as Cuypers, Dudok, Rietveld and Koolhaas. The Treasury completes the new NAI, museum of architecture.
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The Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAI) is more than a museum of architecture. It is above all a cultural institute which is open to the public and which uses a variety of methods for communicating about the shaping of human space.
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Tour/excursion
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You can visit our new permanent exhibition, ‘Treasury’, on your own or with the help of a guide. Enjoy a tour of over 100 highlights from the enormous collection of the NAi. ‘Treasury’ presents work by legendary figures in Dutch architecture – names such as Cuypers, Dudok and Oud.
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Exhibition
17
november
2004
- 26
april
2009
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The NAI has one of the world's most important collections of archives
of architecture, interiors, landscape architecture and urban planning.
The permanent exhibition Living in the Lowlands (2004-2009) revealed the
collection's wealth of drawings, models and photographs.
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February 2009 | A first, very basic version of the new Collection
Information System (CIS) can now be consulted online. The development
of the CIS is an ambitious long-term project designed to make the
entire NAI collection accessible. While this first version of the CIS
does not yet use all the system’s options, it will enable you to search
a large part of the collection from your own computer. The inventories
of the archives are available as full text in the CIS.
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