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Waterland Museum & Speeltoren

  • Jul 30, 2020
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Preparations are underway for the redesign of the Carillon Gallery in the Waterland Museum and Speeltoren in Monnickendam. After an initial trajectory, together with Studio Louter, of making a bid-book and a very succesful fundraising, we have started to fully […]
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First Americans at Museum Volkenkunde

  • Jul 30, 2020
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Despite all the precautions due to Covid19, we enjoyed a lovely opening of our most recent project, First Americans at the Museum of Ethnology in Leiden. The exhibition is a contribution to –or answer to – the Pilgrim Year of […]
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‘Johan Enschedé’ in the North Holland Archives

  • Jan 10, 2020
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Finally, together with our partners Studio Louter and North-Holland Archives in Haarlem, we opened the exhibition “Johan Enschedé: Printer of Value” . Since 2015, the North-Holland Archives has aquired the unique and extensive collection frp, the printing house Royal Johan […]
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Animation of Historic Harbor receives 50,000 unique visits!

  • Jul 29, 2019
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In between all the hard work, we noticed that one of Todd’s Twitter posts had achieved more than 50,000 unique viewers and a lot of positive feedback. What a surprise. Somehow it had hit a chord among fans of Amsterdam […]
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Kick-off for ‘Hof van Nederland’, in Dordrecht

  • Jul 29, 2019
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We are very happy with our newest commission for the Hof van Nederland / Dordrechts Museum. The Hof, or “court”, a former Augustinian monastery, occupies a very special place in Dutch history. You could almost call it the “cradle of […]
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A New Intern

  • Jul 29, 2019
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Since June we have a new intern in the Lutmastraat, Ludivine Pabeau. Ludivine comes all the way from France to do an internship at Todd van Hulzen Design, and that’s going very well. Ludivine has a background in architecture in […]
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Graphic work for “Mad for Money”

  • Jul 29, 2019
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In addition to the architectural design for the exhibition “Mad for Money” in the Tax & Customs Museum, we also worked rather hard on the graphic layer. We wanted to highlight that separately. Together with graphic designer Rob Meerman (formerly […]
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The Printer Enschedé in the Archives of North Holland

  • Jul 28, 2019
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In October 2018 we wrote a post about our collaboration with the Archives North-Hollands in Haarlem. We made a “bid book”, or a presentation brochure for a subsidisable exhibition concept. Many months later we can report that we are already […]
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A Vision for Ammersoyen Castle

  • Jul 28, 2019
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Ammersoyen Castle in the town of Ammersoden is one of the seven castles owned by the foundation Gelderland Landscape and Castles. Of all their properties, Ammersoyen Castle exudes the atmosphere of the Middle Ages the most. After all, it dates […]
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A Royal Opening in Rotterdam

  • Jun 26, 2019
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At the opening of our most recent major project, “Crazy about Money” in the Tax and Customs Museum, we received a very special guest of honor: Her Majesty Queen Máxima. I, Todd, had the opportunity to talk to our queen […]
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“Mad for Money” in the Museum of Taxes and Customs, Rotterdam

  • Jun 24, 2019
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“Mad for Money” (Gek op Geld in Dutch) in the Museum of Taxes and Money in Rotterdam is an exhibition about the history of money and the story of our relationship with money. In the design it was precisely the […]
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The ‘Story Wharf’ in the Library of Hoogeveen

  • May 16, 2019
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For the library of Hoogeveen in the Dutch province of Drenthe we’ve come up with a very special product. It’s not a stretch to guess that it’s an exhibit design, something we are indeed proud of. Yet it’s the run-up, […]
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Todd van Hulzen is an exhibitionist. At his design studio a shameless love of history and beauty are harnessed to help you set the scene for lasting memories 

Todd van Hulzen Design is an Amsterdam based multifaceted design studio specialized in showing off: creating museum exhibitions, visitor experiences, design presentations, exhibit furnishings, art objects and theatrical environments. We combine pragmatism with vision and professionalism with fantasyy

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Meer in de reeks Noord Hollandsch houten gevels. D Meer in de reeks Noord Hollandsch houten gevels. Deze heeft duidelijk meerdere updates ondergaan: de datum leest 1635 maar de gevelornamenten zijn 18e eeuws. En ze zijn niet de minsten. Wat een fraai steekwerk.
Dol op borduren met stekelvarkenpennen. (Collectie Dol op borduren met stekelvarkenpennen. (Collectiebezichtiging en objectindeling voor nieuwe tentoo "First Americans" bij Volkenkunde in Leiden.) En die schoentjes!
In the flow. Working happily on the exhibition "Fi In the flow. Working happily on the exhibition "First Americans", which is a well posited, quiet response to Leiden's so-called Pilgrim Year. The decimation of indigenous North American people's after colonisation is fact, but do visitors know how resilient, engaged and thriving these people are today? "First Americans" shows contemporary expressions of self-identification, agency, creativity, beauty and even futurism along side supporting objects out of the museum depot. Opening in May at Museum Volkenkunde.
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Excited to be moving to the next productive phase Excited to be moving to the next productive phase for a permanent museum exhibition dedicated to the history of sounds in Monnickendam and the belltower that unites it all!  With @studio_louter we'll create sound experiences that highlight the importance of bells, even off-key bells, in a small Dutch city, recognized by UNESCO World Heritage. Also it gives me an excuse to make models of another Renaissance Dutch tower.  Waterlands Museum de @speeltoren.

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Onze prachtige vaste tentoonstelling over de befaa Onze prachtige vaste tentoonstelling over de befaamde drukker Joh. Enschedé en Zonen staat er. Kom naar de Janskerk in Haarlem (thans Noord-Hollands Archief) om het te bewonderen. Zie daar onze 'glas-en-lood' ramen van 12 meter hoog en 3 conceptuele installaties die de inhoudelijke thema's benadrukken.
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Facades in Dordrecht. The Baroque did make its ent Facades in Dordrecht. The Baroque did make its entry into Dutch architecture, but generally as a surface treatment. The designer Daniel Marot fled the French court to the warm, but decidedly poorer, embrace of William III. His ornamental drawings influenced a generation of architects, as seen here.
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Fantastic early modern city gate ornaments in Dord Fantastic early modern city gate ornaments in Dordrecht, as befit the oldest city in Holland proper. 50 years after his death the revolutionary influence of Michelangelo's architecture was making its presence felt in the Low Countries. Individualist, expressionist and wonderfully plastic; within a short time Northern Mannerism was replaced by stolid Dutch classicism, waiting a generation to arrive at the Baroque.
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More Dordrecht. Leading was commonly replaced by More Dordrecht. Leading was commonly replaced by  ornamented grilles in the front overlights of Dutch entryways at the end of the 17th century. It was a standard element of any Louis XIV facelift and held sway into the Empire.
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