Kennedy Tower, Eindhoven

The Kennedy Tower is an 83-meter-high office building located in the Fellenoord neighborhood of Eindhoven. Designed by Van Aken Architecture and Urban Planning, the tower was completed in 2003 and stands as the ninth tallest building in the city. It features 21 floors and is a notable part of the Kennedy Business Center, strategically positioned at the intersection of Fellenoord and Kennedylaan, adjacent to the Neckerspoel bus station and Eindhoven Central Train Station.

This landmark structure is distinguished by its modern and transparent design, featuring entirely glass façades in a double-skin façade execution. The architectural concept enhances both energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal, offering a striking visual contrast to the surrounding buildings. A unique characteristic of the tower is its narrower lower section, which expands as it rises, adding to its distinctive silhouette.

Constructed with glass, steel, and Corian, the Kennedy Tower embodies a technologically advanced and revitalizing atmosphere. Its high-end office spaces, grand entrance, and warm, contemporary interiors make it an ideal workspace. Accessibility is one of its key strengths, with direct connections to major transportation hubs and a dedicated parking garage accessible from Kennedylaan.

Situated in a vibrant business district, the tower is within walking distance of cultural attractions, art installations, and entertainment venues. It serves as a key hub for business professionals, offering a sustainable working environment with excellent connectivity and state-of-the-art facilities. As a symbol of modern Eindhoven, the Kennedy Tower continues to stand out as a remarkable piece of urban architecture in the city’s skyline.