Hogeschool Museumpark

 

The main location of Hogeschool Rotterdam Museumpark is an impressive building complex that consists of two distinct parts: the high-rise, where the official main entrance can be found opposite the lively metro station Dijkzigt, and the low-rise, where the formal entrance is located on the side of the picturesque Museumpark . This imposing complex once served as the headquarters of the renowned food manufacturer Unilever, until the company moved to the Weena area in 1993. Numerous traces of this past have been preserved within the walls of the low-rise building, particularly in the form of tangible reminders of that time. Last but not least, the famous stairwell, which was designed in the year 1930 by the famous designer Gispen, stands out.

The location at the Museumpark serves as the beating heart of Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. Not only do numerous educational activities take place here, but the building complex also serves as a backdrop for celebrations of various kinds. In particular, when there is reason for festive occasions, the university relies on the skilled craftsmanship of the Rotterdam Balloon Company to enliven the space with colorful balloons and decorations. Whether celebrating milestones, achievements or victories, the balloon company adds a festive touch to the atmosphere.

The Rotterdam Ballonnenbedrijf comes into play in particular during the periods of graduations and graduations. When students have crowned their efforts and are ready to receive their well-earned diplomas, the balloon company infuses the venue with a festive and joyful atmosphere. The colorful balloons serve as a backdrop for proud family members and friends, adding to the joy and pride inherent in this milestone in academic life.

In short, Hogeschool Rotterdam Museumpark embodies not only a center of learning and development, but also a place where joyful moments are celebrated and special achievements are honored, thanks to the creative addition of the Rotterdam Balloon Company.