City council approves renovation of The Hague Historical Museum

The Hague Historical Museum tells the unique history of The Hague from within a 17th-century city palace on the Hofvijver. The building itself, however, no longer meets today’s requirements: there is no adequate reception-hall, the building lacks high-quality exhibition spaces, the routing is unclear, the installations are outdated and not sustainable, and the building is poorly connected to The Hague’s city centre. In collaboration with the Hague Historical Museum, DP6 has designed a renovation and expansion plan commissioned by the municipality that will restore the museum’s function as a place for meeting and debate, with strong links to the city. The City Council approved the renovation plans on Thursday, June 20. Contractor Koninklijke Woudenberg will start construction after the summer.

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