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Rijksmuseum Twente (National Museum), Enschede, The Netherlands
Lodewijk Baljon Landscape Architects, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Clients: Rijksgebouwendienst (Government Building Agency) and Rijksmuseum Twente

Simple elegance creates effective solution. . .
2004 Professional Awards Jury Comments

Conceptually, this space is the mediator between the old and the new. The plan had to meet with accessibility requirements due to the raised level of the buildings at the site. Surrounded by a dark building, the courtyard had to become a bright place: a garden that would provide a restful spot in the middle of the museum. The director of the museum did not want a sculpture garden, and although occasionally a statue might find its place there, the visitors‘ attention is directed to the objects within the museum. On a warm summer day, the Rijksmuseum courtyard and café are popular destinations for museum visitors and locals. In the drab days of winter, the courtyard retreats to become more a visual amenity to be viewed from the café and from the museum ambulatories that surround it.