Tomorrowland
Want to know what life in the future will be like? What kind of living spaces? What kind of office environments...? Then come and experience it at the "Tomorrowland" exhibition in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Tomorrowland is located on Arena Boulevard in the southeastern part of Amsterdam and represents future houses and offices. It was built between 2002 and 2004.
The eye-catching building was designed by the Dutch UN Studio architecture firm. In this future house and office, visitors can test the latest products from exhibiting companies, and consumers can see firsthand how we will work and live in the future. The structure consists of two tubes: a 50-meter-long horizontal tube with a vertical tube at one end. With a bit of imagination, the buildings resemble a boot — the vertical "leg" houses the future office, including meeting rooms equipped with high-tech devices and communication tools. The future kitchen and living area are located in the horizontal "foot," which also serves as conference and event space.
The Dutch beer brand Dommelsch has opened Tomorrow Café, which is part of the Tomorrowland concept. This café is like a chameleon, taking on various forms. The coffee concept emphasizes luxury. The first phase is lunch, where you can customize your own menu; in the afternoon, the focus is on parties and enjoying tasty drinks; at night, the café transforms into a restaurant; after dinner, you can dance the night away, with interactive screens allowing you to communicate with others via displays. While enjoying these novel experiences, you can also savor beer.
Living Tomorrow
Must-visit reason: The best place to experience the world of the future
Continent where the attraction is located: Europe【Europe】
Country/region where the attraction is located: Netherlands[Netherlands]
Province/state where the attraction is located: North Holland [North Holland]
City where the attraction is located: Amsterdam [Amsterdam]
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