Former Philips head office

The office complex features reconstruction-period architecture with a height of 66 meters, containing multiple floors for administrative and operational functions.

Architects Dirk Roosenburg and Pieter Verhave designed this structure between 1963 and 1964 during the post-World War II reconstruction period in the Netherlands.

The building represents the industrial evolution of Eindhoven, marking the period when Philips transformed from a local manufacturer into a global technology corporation.

Located near the High Tech Campus, the structure maintains protected status as a Rijksmonument, preserving its architectural elements for future generations.

The Former Philips head office incorporates an atrium with 1,500 suspended panels that create lighting effects through artificial intelligence systems.

Location: Eindhoven

Inception: 1963

Architects: Dirk Roosenburg, Pieter Verhave

Architectural style: reconstruction-period architecture

Height: 66 m

Part of: Beschermingsprogramma Wederopbouw 1959-1965

Address: Boschdijk 525, 5621 JG Eindhoven

GPS coordinates: 51.46003,5.45394

Latest update: March 19, 2025 19:02