Day 88 - The colorful building of the Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision (2)

Yesterday I told you a little about the architecture of the Institute for Sound and Vision in Hilversum, the Netherlands.

During my visit, which I recommend (!), I took the following photographs inside the building.

Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision
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Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision
 Photo: All rights reserved by 2VORM

Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision
 Photo: All rights reserved by 2VORM

Day 87 - The colorful building of the Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision

The building of the Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision was designed by architect Piet Eling.

The project, that was completed in 2006, resulted on the outside in a colorful building.
On the inside sunlight streams through the colored glass and transforms it into a cathedral.

The institute is one of the largest audiovisual archives in Europe.  It contains more than 750.00 hours of television, film, radio and music (1898-today).

Het pand: van grond tot gebouw

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