The orange, eye-catching Haasje Over at Strijp-S is built over the adjacent skate hall. Designed by VMX Architects, the 19-storey building consists of 137 loft flats (in the tower) and 50 bridge flats (in the bridge over the skate hall).

The 109-meter-high gateway to Strijp-S: the Lighthouse Tower. A striking landmark, the tower stands out in the now-impressive Strijp-S skyline.

DONNA is a striking landmark at Strijp-S, located next to the iconic Klokgebouw and inspired by the legacy of former Philips factories. With its versatile design and multifunctional layout, it offers a dynamic environment for both living and working.

BLOK 59 consists of 156 beautiful rental flats. Spacious lofts in an environment bursting with dynamism and industrial elements.

In the middle of Strijp-S you will find the Trudo Tower. Designed by Stefano Boeri Architetti, this tower, with no fewer than 125 trees and more than 5,200 shrubs and plants, climbers and pendants, is the green eye-catcher of Strijp-S.

Sixty5 is a modern, light-filled residential building with 105 rental apartments and a striking stepped terrace façade. Its high-quality architecture, finished with precast concrete façade elements, visually connects Sixty5 to the historic factory buildings of Strijp-S.

LUX offers a contemporary living environment for creative and enterprising starters.

Next consists of three sections of varying heights, creating a dynamic and visually striking appearance. The upper levels feature two-storey penthouses with sweeping views across Eindhoven. With its modern, robust design and meticulous detailing, the residential tower blends seamlessly into both the current and future surroundings.

SAS-3 was the first new-build project on Strijp-S and was completed in 2012. Located between Kastanjelaan and the former industrial heart of Strijp-S, the development comprises 124 homes, including apartments and urban townhouses, and also features a parking garage. SAS-3 forms a bridge between old and new, bringing a vibrant residential character to the area.

SintLucas is the vmbo & mbo vocational school for creative talent has a branch at Strijp-S. In total, SintLucas (divided over 2 locations) has about 3,500 VMBO and MBO students.

Built during World War II, the Veemgebouw was formerly used as a Philips warehouse. Trudo acquired the building in 2009 and decided to redevelop it. Because the Veem is less suitable for housing due to its low floor heights and small windows, Trudo opted for a very mixed alternative interpretation.

In 1928, the three impressive buildings on Strijp-S known as the Hoge Rug rose at a tremendous pace: Anton, Gerard and the Apparatus Factory. Building Anton served as a factory building in the Philips era, but was transformed in 2013 by housing corporation Trudo into a special place to live, work and shop.

In 1928, the three impressive buildings on Strijp-S known as the Hoge Rug rose at a tremendous pace: Anton, Gerard and the Apparatus Factory. Building Gerard became service as a factory building in the Philips era, but was transformed in 2013 by housing corporation Trudo into a special place to live, work and shop.

In 1928, the three impressive buildings on Strijp-S known as the Hoge Rug rose at a tremendous pace: Anton, Gerard and the Apparatenfabriek. The Apparatenfabriek – formerly better known as building SK – was built as the first radio equipment factory.

The former Philips building SWA, also known as the Glass Building, is a characteristic building with history. The very first light bulbs were manufactured here. Even today, there is plenty of activity. Its eight floors house more than 85 companies.

The ‘Om de Hoek’ parking garage at Strijp-S in Eindhoven offers 568 parking spaces. The top four levels are open to the public, while the ground floor is reserved for local residents and businesses.

Machines aside: Philips’ former energy house now houses Radio Royaal. French-German food, thirteen hundred square metres of unpolished industrial design.

The Ketelhuis is where food and drink, art and culture meet. The building, which used to heat the entire old Philips industrial area, has been filled in with catering, studios and exhibition spaces since 2011.

Skatepark Area51 is located in building SEU and, at 2800 square metres, it is the Netherlands’ largest indoor skatepark. Besides the extensive street section, the park also has a large bowl and an extensive miniramp. Especially for lessons and kids, there is a separate learning area with low obstacles where you can practice quietly.

A wonderful gift from the Chinese city of Nanjing to Eindhoven: a Chinese pavilion including a free-standing clock tower. The pavilion will have a Chinese restaurant and a traditional teahouse. It will open during the Glow light festival in November 2021.

SPACE-S is home to 402 residences, including apartments, lofts, live-work units, student rooms and studios, as well as supported housing. Shared washing machines are available, and students have access to a communal bike storage area.

The former Philips physics laboratory now houses cinema Natlab, formerly: Plaza Futura. Since 2013, Natlab has been a movie theatre with a wide range of cultural activities.

The Klokgebouw, originally built in 1929 for the production of Philips’ synthetic material Philite, has been owned by Trudo since 2007. The housing association transformed it into the cultural heart of Strijp-S.

Microlab is a co-working space, office space and conference room all in one; flexible workspaces have been created in the former Philips SFH building. In addition to office spaces, workshops can also be found here. Microlab is being transformed in phase 4, curious to see what it will look like? Keep an eye on our website.

One of the eye-catchers of Strijp-S since 2014: the SX building, formerly one of Philips’ many factory buildings, now the place where sports, marketing and media come together. SX now houses more than 50 entrepreneurs with one common denominator: an unbridled love of sport.

In the triangle formed by the buildings Anton, Haasje Over, and Area51, construction will begin in autumn 2024 on a new development called Tribune. As the name suggests, this project—situated right on the vibrant Ketelhuisplein—will take the shape of a grandstand.

Right next to the Trudo Tower, ‘Matchbox’ is expected to rise in mid-2025; the first building at Strijp-S to consist of wood construction. The building’s name refers to the English word for matchbox, because of its typical shape and appearance.