Stay informed with the latest news and announcements from Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM). This page provides updates on new exhibitions, programs, and insights into Amsterdam's built environment and urban design projects. For the most current information, please refer to ARCAM's official channels.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has announced that architect Inez Tan is joining its Program Council starting September 1, 2026. She succeeds Cécilia Gross, who is stepping down following her appointment as the new Rijksbouwmeester. Tan brings extensive expertise in urban transformation and social architecture to the council.
The Veldhospitaal (Field Hospital) project, developed by theater collective Gouden Haas for the Amsterdam Centre for Architecture, invited participants to engage in immersive theater regarding urban crises. This review looks back at the series of workshops and performances that explored how communities can find resilience and solidarity in the face of environmental and urban challenges.
Discover Amsterdam's unique urban landscape through the lens of design and queer history. This seasonal guide from the Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) highlights ten must-see exhibitions that celebrate the intersection of architecture, city life, and Pride.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has announced the winners of the prestigious Amsterdam Architecture Prize 2026. The University of Amsterdam Library by MVSA Architects received the professional award, while De Nieuwe Meent by Time to Access secured the public award, celebrating both architectural quality and social impact.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) presents a compelling summer exhibition showcasing 35 meticulously crafted scale models. This exhibition, "From Maquette to Metropolis: Amsterdam Urban Development 1986–2026," offers a unique journey through four decades of the city's urban planning and architectural projects, highlighting significant buildings that have shaped Amsterdam.
Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) shares a tribute to the late architect Cees Dam, highlighting his significant contributions to Amsterdam's skyline and architectural education. The piece reflects on his bold design philosophy and his role as a pioneering figure in the field.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) announces Başak Küçük as the newest member of its Supervisory Board, effective March 9, 2026. Küçük brings extensive legal expertise in construction and development projects, with a specialization in sustainable energy, to ARCAM's governance.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has announced ZJA Architects & Engineers as its newest sponsor. This collaboration signifies a shared commitment to advancing the discourse on architecture and urban development in Amsterdam. ZJA's expertise in complex public space challenges and ARCAM's role as a knowledge-sharing platform align to foster a vibrant dialogue about the city's built environment.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has announced that architect Inez Tan is joining its Program Council starting September 1, 2026. She succeeds Cécilia Gross, who is stepping down following her appointment as the new Rijksbouwmeester. Tan brings extensive expertise in urban transformation and social architecture to the council.
The Veldhospitaal (Field Hospital) project, developed by theater collective Gouden Haas for the Amsterdam Centre for Architecture, invited participants to engage in immersive theater regarding urban crises. This review looks back at the series of workshops and performances that explored how communities can find resilience and solidarity in the face of environmental and urban challenges.
Discover Amsterdam's unique urban landscape through the lens of design and queer history. This seasonal guide from the Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) highlights ten must-see exhibitions that celebrate the intersection of architecture, city life, and Pride.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has announced the winners of the prestigious Amsterdam Architecture Prize 2026. The University of Amsterdam Library by MVSA Architects received the professional award, while De Nieuwe Meent by Time to Access secured the public award, celebrating both architectural quality and social impact.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) presents a compelling summer exhibition showcasing 35 meticulously crafted scale models. This exhibition, "From Maquette to Metropolis: Amsterdam Urban Development 1986–2026," offers a unique journey through four decades of the city's urban planning and architectural projects, highlighting significant buildings that have shaped Amsterdam.
Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) shares a tribute to the late architect Cees Dam, highlighting his significant contributions to Amsterdam's skyline and architectural education. The piece reflects on his bold design philosophy and his role as a pioneering figure in the field.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) announces Başak Küçük as the newest member of its Supervisory Board, effective March 9, 2026. Küçük brings extensive legal expertise in construction and development projects, with a specialization in sustainable energy, to ARCAM's governance.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has announced ZJA Architects & Engineers as its newest sponsor. This collaboration signifies a shared commitment to advancing the discourse on architecture and urban development in Amsterdam. ZJA's expertise in complex public space challenges and ARCAM's role as a knowledge-sharing platform align to foster a vibrant dialogue about the city's built environment.
Discover Amsterdam's unique urban landscape through the lens of design and queer history. This seasonal guide from the Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) highlights ten must-see exhibitions that celebrate the intersection of architecture, city life, and Pride.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has announced the winners of the prestigious Amsterdam Architecture Prize 2026. The University of Amsterdam Library by MVSA Architects received the professional award, while De Nieuwe Meent by Time to Access secured the public award, celebrating both architectural quality and social impact.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) presents a compelling summer exhibition showcasing 35 meticulously crafted scale models. This exhibition, "From Maquette to Metropolis: Amsterdam Urban Development 1986–2026," offers a unique journey through four decades of the city's urban planning and architectural projects, highlighting significant buildings that have shaped Amsterdam.
Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) shares a tribute to the late architect Cees Dam, highlighting his significant contributions to Amsterdam's skyline and architectural education. The piece reflects on his bold design philosophy and his role as a pioneering figure in the field.
In 2026, the Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) marks its 40th anniversary, reflecting on its history and looking towards the future of the city's built environment. The celebration will feature a special program, merchandise, and events, highlighting ARCAM's ongoing role in discussing urban challenges and architectural innovation.
ARCAM continues its 'An Optimistic Disaster Plan' theme in 2026 by delving into three in-depth case studies across different Amsterdam districts. These studies will explore critical urban challenges like water management, sustainable development, and community resilience, offering new perspectives on designing for the future.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) has introduced the members of its 2026 Program Council, a diverse group of professionals who will shape the institution's future programming. This year welcomes two new members, bringing fresh perspectives on urban development and housing quality to the council.
The Amsterdam Centre for Architecture (ARCAM) offers tailored 'Weekstart' sessions for teams to kick off their week with inspiration, discussions, and insights into Amsterdam's urban development. They also provide 'VrijMiBo' (Friday afternoon drinks) events, combining a tour with a social gathering.
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