Welcome to Strijp-T, the bustling center of innovation and progress, the beating heart of Brainport Eindhoven. Here it seems as if the urge for innovation and progress is embedded in the ‘DNA’ of the business park. With a rich history in which Philips took pioneering steps and from which international companies such as ASML and NXP later emerged, Strijp-T still breathes that same energy, stronger than ever before. This is the place where new technologies are developed, where boundaries are pushed and where the future is shaped.
The striking, industrial buildings that make Strijp-T so distinctive have been lovingly renovated and are ready to embrace a sustainable and comfortable future. Strategically located in the heart of the Brainport region, opposite Strijp-S train station and just a stone’s throw away from the highway and Eindhoven Airport, Strijp-T offers an ideal base for companies that want to excel in innovation.
At Strijp-T, job satisfaction is central. The green landscape invites outdoor activities and encounters, where new inspiration can be gained and new connections can be made. Numerous eateries welcome visitors, while within walking distance are the lively neighborhoods of Strijp-S and Strijp-R to discover, along with the soothing Philips de Jongh walking park. Temporarily there is a large work of art by Gerard Philips in the Gloeilampenplantsoen, which will be placed in the new Victoria Park in the future.
Companies that want to establish themselves here are challenged to focus on the theme of ‘Make-Create-Innovate’, where they have to create products that add creative value or are innovative with new developments. In addition, they must be involved in at least one of the four core areas of Strijp-T: high-tech, experience, sustainability and smart society. Here at Strijp-T, the future is already being shaped today.
Would you like to know more about the history of Philips? Then book our Philips Heritage tour. You will also learn more about this former Philips factory site during the Dutch Design Tour .
