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Lady with
the Lamp

Florence Nightingale Museum

Florence Nightingale Museum, London (UK)

Florence Nightingale was a living legend. In England she was immensely popular as ‘ The Lady with the Lamp’ – named after the lamp with which she walked her nightly rounds amongst the soldiers wounded in the Crimean War.

Project photography: Thijs Wolzak

Location

London (UK)

Client

Florence Nightingale Museum

Year

2010

Surface

490 m2

Status

Permanent

Role

Concept, Spatial design and lighting design

Team

Matt Vermeulen (lead), Mark de Jong, Maaike van Keimpema, Martijn Sas, Vera Wegener

Texts

Kirsteen Nixon, Caroline Worthington, Javier Pes

Museum consultant

Karen Eyre

Project management

Fraser Randall

Build

Scena projects, Paragon Creative Ltd, Colin Lindley, Brittannia Storage Systems, Armour Systems, Quill constructions Ltd

AV hardware

Sysco

AV software

Newangle Productions Ltd

Photography (theatre background)

Anne Katrin Purkiss

Electrical installations

SI Electrical Ltd

M&E consultants

SVM Consulting Engineers

Advice

MLM building control, Earncliffe, access for People, Ian Herdman

The driving force behind the professionalization of the nursing profession

Few know that she was a manager first and a caring nurse second. She was the driving force behind the professionalization of the nursing profession. Miss Nightingale wrote hundreds of books, letters and pamphlets and caused a revolution in health care.
We wanted to present her life and achievements in a modern way.

Important periods in her life

Central to the design are three pavilions that dramatically highlight important periods in her life: her youth, the Crimean War and her later work and influence. A stethoscope enables visitors to access stories and quotes. By hearing her voice – spoken by an actress – one comes very close to Florence. All around the pavilions an ultra-thin light box containing photography and films show the development of nursing from Florence’s time until present time. This kaleidoscopic view continuously relates the story of Florence Nightingale to the modern context.

Awards

FX International Awards London 2010

Museum or Exhibition space, finalist

European Museum of the Year Award 2011

Nominated

International Design Awards (USA) 2010

Interior Design, Bronze

Developed Image

City as
a stage

Address

De Ruyterkade 107
1011AB Amsterdam (NL)

4min walk from Central Station

Contact

+31 (0) 20 420 8890 info@kossmanndejong.nl pr@kossmanndejong.nl jobs@kossmanndejong.nl

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