Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam ‘Bathtub’ extension

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The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam ‘Bathtub’ extension is a striking, contemporary white addition to the historic museum building, known for its bathtub-like form and role in modernizing the museum’s exhibition and public spaces.

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instanceOf contemporary architecture
cultural infrastructure project
museum building extension
architect Benthem Crouwel Architekten
surface form: Benthem Crouwel Architects

Mels Crouwel
architecturalStyle contemporary
modernist-influenced
category 21st-century architecture in the Netherlands
museum architecture in Amsterdam
client Municipality of Amsterdam
Stedelijk Museum
surface form: Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
color white
connectedTo historic 1895 Stedelijk Museum building
country Netherlands
criticizedFor contrast with historic brick building
feature column-free exhibition spaces
glass façade at ground level
large cantilevered canopy
function auditorium
café
entrance hall
museum exhibition space
museum shop
public foyer
height approximately 14 meters
inaugurationDate 2012
length approximately 100 meters
locatedIn Amsterdam
Netherlands
material fiberglass-reinforced polyester panels
steel structure
neighborhood Museumplein
nickname The Bathtub
openingDate 23 September 2012
orientation faces Museumplein
partOf Stedelijk Museum
surface form: Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
praisedFor iconic contemporary appearance
improved visitor circulation
replaces former side wing entrance of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
role expansion of exhibition space
improvement of public facilities
modernization of Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
shape bathtub-like form
startDate 2004
usedFor design exhibitions
modern and contemporary art exhibitions

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Benthem Crouwel Architekten designed Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam ‘Bathtub’ extension