Before entering the next renovation phase, Karin Borghouts photographed the museum halls in their purest form. The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp in Belgium (KMSKA) is closed for major renovation. The work has started in September 2011. Karin Borghouts is the official photographer of these works.
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The masterplan of the new museum is a project by KAAN Architecten.
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