The flexibility of an aircraft hangar and 18 sub-spaces in the very heart of the Randstad region. The Fokker Terminal is an impressive monument, a building with a rich history. Its former life as a school of aviation technology is still clearly visible in all aspects of the building.

At the heart of the building is the impressive hangar standing nine metres tall. At 35 metres wide and 68 metres long it forms an exceptional and inspiring piece of architectural heritage. In a previous era, this is where budding engineering students would cut their teeth tinkering with various aircraft.

The hangar is a steel beam structure with glass skylights illuminating the interior. The last four rows of these can be blacked out. The imposing hangar doors are situated to the rear of the space and extend to its entire width. This leaves in excess of 2000 m2 of floor space free, making the hangar an entirely flexible and easy to set up interior, which makes it ideal for conferences, product presentations, trade fairs or company events. A moveable fabric partition wall covering the entire width of the hangar makes creating a made-to-measure setting simple to achieve.

18 former classrooms border the hangar, ranged across the ground and first floors. These former classrooms now serve as fully functional conference sub-spaces, each equipped with the latest permanent AV technology. The spaces vary in scale and can accommodate from 40 to 250 people