New Garden, 2026
The New Garden has been part of the outdoor space of the Nieuwe Instituut since 2015. It is used as a testing ground for ecological management and biodiversity. It’s also a public space.








Collection Gallery, 2026
An interactive, hybrid installation featuring wall-sized projections and mirrored panels. Physical objects, such as models and drawings, are the starting point of a digital journey of discovery through the Nieuwe Instituut’s architecture collection. Spatial design and interaction design by Space Popular.







Home-studio, 2026

In 2023, the Nieuwe Instituut acquired part of the office archive of the architectural firm Jo Coenen and Co. This year, the acquisition of Coenen’s private archive—located on a floor of his home in Maastricht—has begun with the process of appraisal and selection. The space is a hybrid of a study, documentation/archive room, library, home office, and meeting area. 





Aldo and Hannie van Eyck acquisition, 2025

Nieuwe Instituut has acquired the archive of architects Aldo and Hannie van Eyck for the National Collection. A pre-inventory is conducted on site before transportation to the depots in Rotterdam. The archive is located in the house where Aldo and Hannie lived and worked, and which is now home to their heirs.








New Store, 2025

In the New Store, we imagine the shop of the future: one that helps, rather than harms, the environment. New Store ultimately aims to be completely regenerative. The museum shop at the Nieuwe Instituut acts as a testing ground, bringing designers’ ideas and proposals into the real world. Together we explore what it means to design, produce and shop in a fully regenerative way.