Ad Haring’s Glass Relief, roundabout near porter’s lodge
In 2013, this location will become the main entrance and entrance to the car park. The artwork will be stored and eventually find a new home in a park facing the E-building. This new destination was selected because of the work’s two-dimensional aspect.

Global Time - or the Clock - by Hans Citroen, entrance L-building
This location will become the effervescent Plaza, come 2013. The sculpture has been stored and will be relocated at a later date, near the entrance to the L-building, on the edge of Plaza.

The ‘Impossible Cuboid’ by Koos Verhoef, previously near square C- and H-buildings
In three years’ time, the cuboid's previous location - on what is now Carillonlaan - will be the site of a water feature. The cuboid has by now been relocated to the lawn near the entrance of the A-building on Burgemeester Oudlaan. Here, the cuboid's shadow, an essential part of the artwork, can be clearly seen on the grass.

Statue group ‘The Eggs’ by Hans Petri
This location used to boast Woudestein's former campus icon, the statue group by Hans Petri. In 2013, this will become the entrance to Erasmus Plaza and car park. Petri's statue group could therefore not remain where it was. Relocating the art work turned out to be impossible, due to its deteriorated state.

Early May 2011, Petri's statue group sadly had to demolished.

The Dice, or, seating elements by Ans van Haersolte, terrace facing H-building
In 2013, the Student Pavilion – the new campus icon – will be situated here. The seating elements will go into storage until 2015. After that, a fitting new location will be selected. 

Ger van Iersel’s statue, near square at entrance A- and H-buildings
Preferably, this artwork will remain in its present location. Although its surroundings will be undergoing changes, Art Affairs expects that the sculpture will be seen to its best advantage in the new surroundings, too.

The Sun Dial, previously on lawn H-building
The previous location is to be the site of the 2013 water feature. The artwork has by now been relocated to a grassy border near the entrance of the A-building, near Burg. Oudlaan.

Erasmus' statue, previously on Institutenlaan (near E-building)
This sculpture has been temporarily relocated to the edge of the northerly pond near the library. In 2015, it will be given its final destination: a newly-constructed square in Park North. In other words, students will still be able to have their photo opportunity with Rotterdam’s Erasmus.