Photographer Iwan Baan presents a selection of photographs of the new Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, designed by architects Neutelings Riedijk.
Consisting of five floors above ground and five below the building, at Hilversum in the Netherlands, contains the Dutch national TV and radio archives as well as offices and a media museum.
The facade features glass panels depicting scenes from Dutch television programmes, created by graphic designer Jaap Drupsteen.
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