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Brainpark Max Euwekwartier, 2028

2028

Brainpark Max Euwekwartier

Locatie

Rotterdam

Grootte

±120 000 m²

Type

Area Development, Creative Workspace

Transforming Rotterdam’s outdated office park into a vibrant mixed-use innovation campus — where living, learning, and working intersect to shape the city’s future economy.

our story

Key Milestones in Redevelopment

Our journey

1990s

1990s

2020

2020

2021

2021

2022

2022

2024

2024

2025

2025

2026

2026

Development of original Brainpark business park near Erasmus University.

City of Rotterdam calls for new vision for the area.

Bakkers | Hommen acquires first assets in collaboration with private partners.

Acquisition expands from 2 to 7 properties — €20 million investment.

Partnership with municipality and knowledge institutions formalised.

Phased redevelopment delivery: housing, campus, and public realm.

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Statistics

Brainpark by the Numbers

Redefining Rotterdam’s academic and innovation landscape.

120.00060.00040.00030.00024.00020.00017.14315.00013.33312.0000

Total development scope (m2)

120000 Total development scope (m2)

2010754333220
M+

Investment VALUE (€)

20M+ Investment VALUE (€)

32111100000
K+

DAILY USERS

3K+ DAILY USERS

Brainpark

Challenge

Transforming a Dormant Office Park into a Vibrant Urban Hub

Brainpark faced the challenge of stagnation — rigid ownership structures and a lack of mixed-use vitality. Traditional investors lacked the mandate for adaptive redevelopment, leaving a promising district underutilised.

Social Impact

Approach

Investing in Real Potential, Not Speculation

Bakkers | Hommen acted where others hesitated — acquiring assets based on real value, not inflated expectations. Through close collaboration with the city and knowledge institutions, the plan redefines Brainpark as a resilient, flexible, and inclusive innovation quarter.

impact

Creating a New Benchmark for Urban Innovation in Rotterdam

The project positions Rotterdam as a European hub for sustainable city-making — uniting business, housing, and academia to drive long-term economic and social impact.


The mix of housing, work, and education reintroduces social cohesion, making the area active 24/7 and supporting inclusive growth for students, professionals, and families.

Social Impact


Environmental Impact


Economic Impact

Impact
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