Het Schip in the media
The German newspaper 'Berliner Woche' about the exhibition 'Bruno Taut und die Amsterdamer Schule' at the Heimatmuseum Zehlendorf.
Tastemakers laurens Gude and Jos Meis have featured Museum Het Schip in their recommendations for Amsterdam in the 'Tastemakes GUIDE'.
In the march edition of Vogue Netherlands from 2021 you'll find under the title "Les affaires nécessaires" beautiful photographs. Some of them were taken in the historic post office from Museum Het Schip.
In 2020, The Netherlands ordered all museums, theaters, and other cultural institutions to close their doors as part of their measures against the spread of Covid-19.
Museum Het Schip was featured in a beautiful issue of The World of Interiors last year. Read everything about our unique postoffice, which will be reopened for visitors on September 7th 2020. Read the article here.
Article by the German Neue Rhein Zeitung about the virtual offers by Dutch museums in the time of corona.
Interview from the website Iconic Houses with Alice Roegholt about social housing and the struggle of saving icons.
The first episode of Amsterdam Unlocked presents the 'Game of Glass Blocks' by German utopian and architect Bruno Taut.
Translation from the German-language Amsterdam-Blog article by Ulrike Grafberger
Article in NRC-Handelsblad, Friday March 15th 2020. By Bernhard Hulsman
Edwin Heathcote, design and architecture critic of the Financial Times, about "Het Schip" in an article in Apollo Art Magazine in 2019.
Blogger Yuansi Li wrote a beautiful article about the relationship between beauty and efficiency in the architecture of The Ship.
In the new edition of QL Magazine, our partner Iconic Houses was mentioned with a few monumental buildings. We are honoured that Het Schip was highlighted as well!
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Het Schip has won the Amsterdam New Construction Award 2019. The famous building of architect Michel de Klerk has been completely renovated and looks like it was built in 1920. On Saturday the 15th of June the price has been given to the residents, the architect Archivolt, the builder Vastbouw and housing corporation Eigen Haard.
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