Overview
- The planned center will span about 3,500 square meters on parkland by the Dommel River near Eindhoven’s central station.
- Construction is targeted for completion in six to eight years, according to the museum’s announcement.
- Support comes from the Eindhoven municipality and semiconductor equipment maker ASML based in nearby Veldhoven.
- Director Taco Dibbits frames the project as a way to show more works from a collection that largely sits in storage and to widen public access outside Amsterdam.
- The move follows a broader trend of major museums opening satellite sites, with examples including the Louvre in Lens and Abu Dhabi and London’s V&A offsite branches.