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Raleigh, NC - USA - 5-28-2025: The West Building at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh

The sun illuminates the part of the concrete wall

Modern part of the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands

Eindhoven, Netherlands - April 12, 2016: new extension of the Van Abbemuseum with unidentified people. Its a museum of modern and contemporary art. The extension was designed by Abel Cahen, inaugurated 2003 by Queen Beatrix

The sunlight shines on the white buildings

Assen, Netherlands - Oct 11 2023 The new wing of the Drents Museum in Assen was built half underground. A park has been created on the vaulted roof.

Institute Of Contemporary Art And Botanical Garden | Inhotim in the city of Brumadinho, state of Minas Gerais.

Wakefield, United Kingdom – May 13, 2016: A view of the Hepworth Gallery with reflection on the water in Wakefield

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Rotterdam, Netherlands - May 9, 2015: The Kunsthal museum in Museumpark, Rotterdam on May 9, 2015. The building was designed by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas.

$07-14-2023, Drenthe, Netherlands.\n\nThe Westerbork commander's house is the former director's house of Central Refugee Camp Westerbork and from 1942 to 1945 the home of the camp commander of Westerbork transit camp. It is one of the few surviving buildings of the camp and a national monument\n\nNational Monument Westerbork in the Dutch province of Drenthe. The National Monument Westerbork is a war memorial at the place where the railway connection from Hooghalen ended in Camp Westerbork and from where the trains left for the extermination camps in eastern Europe during the Second World War.\n\nA monument was erected in 1992 at the roll call site of the former transit camp to pay tribute to the 102,000 people from the Netherlands who were murdered by the Nazi regime. The monument consists of stones and each stone represents a victim.$