Case Study
New Asics headquarters in Hoofddorp








The new headquarters will serve as a showcase for all of ASICS European offices. The building has been constructed and designed based on traditional Japanese architecture and a vision of an efficient, familiar and healthy working environment.
The co-creation with Powerhouse during the design process has ensured that building, interior and use are all in perfect alignment with each other.
In the outfitting of its new offices, ASICS is clearly ahead of its time. This truly is the epitome of the healthy working environment. Inspired by the motto ‘a Sound Mind in a Sound Body’, employees are encouraged to visit one of the in-house sports facilities. This healthy philosophy is also backed up by the building’s LEED and WELL Gold certification.
I’m truly proud of the harmonious result and to see that the office really is being used as was intended,
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