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Microstad - Summa Fashion

Onderdeel van overkoepelend project Microstad Eindhoven
2023/24
Eindhoven

The former KPN building in Eindhoven, 20,000 m2, is being repurposed with multiple new functions and given a new name: Microcity. Space will be provided for events, offices, workshops, a club, education, and more. Essentially everything you would find in a 'real' city. Microcity is a new concept where two existing companies, Microlab & De Stadstuin, collaborate.

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The building is located in the heart of Eindhoven and is part of the new urban developments. It is a complex building originally designed for a single purpose, accommodating multiple 

functions proves to be a (financial) challenge. It is a wonderful example of looking at things from a new perspective.

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This project is divided in multiple subjects, each can be visited on this website at different pages:

Microstad Eindhoven: interior & exterior

Microstad Eindhoven: Summa Fashion

Microstad EIndhoven: Wayfinding

Stakeholders & Research

Design conditions

Look & feel collage

The fashion department of Summa is integrated into Microstad. With numerous stakeholders and diverse interests involved, it is crucial to carefully outline the requirements and wishes. This way, all parties involved feel understood, recognizing their interests in both the execution and the broadly supported design. As a designer, I actively participate in the discussions to thoroughly understand what is needed.

Concept & Design

After extensive participation sessions with Summa stakeholders, we developed a concept and a design. Several elements now serve dual functions, such as seating areas and mobile tables that also serve as storage underneath. In addition, space has been created where students can exhibit their work in an accessible manner.

Look & feel collage

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Dual functions: library, study and storage

Interior plans

Space for students to exhibit their work

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