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The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, designed by Dutch firm Neutelings Riedijk Architects, consists of five levels above ground, plus five levels below ground. Underground, the national archives of Dutch radio and television recording are filed around a canyon-like central void, with an occasional bridge for quicker access to one side from another. Above ground are the media museum a…
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