Renovation
The KMSKA in the picture
We record every stage of the renovation. Right up to the reopening. Take a peek behind the fence of the construction site and find out how the work is progressing.
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The site photographer
Since 2011, site photographer Karin Borghouts has been photographing the renovation of the KMSKA.
The restored facade
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The restored facade
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The spiral staircase
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The restored loggia
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The library reading room
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The reception area
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The majestic entrance hall
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The blue rooms
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The blue rooms
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Ziggurat staircase in the new museum hall
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The new museum rooms
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The new museum rooms
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The new museum rooms
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The new museum rooms
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The historic museum rooms
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The historic museum rooms
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The museum cafe
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The historic museum rooms
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The restoration workshop
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The depot of the paintings
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Swivel wall in the hall of the historical museum
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The historic museum rooms
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In its purest form
For quite some time, we have been building an unforgettable museum. Or rather, museums. Because, for the price of one, you get two museums. In one building.
So the wait is doubly rewarded: the museum halls look magnificent!
Before entering the next phase of renovation, we have had them recorded in their purest form for eternity.