TCN
TCN, surprising places
TCN is a young and innovative property company with a distinctive corporate culture. We reposition and redevelop property into surprising places for people to work and live. Through intensive management, creativity and design we generate value for our tenants and our investors.
TCN has a history of creating surprising places. TCN’s first project was the Home Trade Center in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands. In 1992 TCN redeveloped this newly built but vacant 30.000 sqm building into a wholesale center for the furniture industry including redesign, repositioning and expansion to 50.000 m². TCN still (co)owns and manages the center. This project, almost 20 years ago, taught us that in order to be successful, even in challenging times, it’s essential to understand the market’s needs and develop attractive, well managed environments that meet these demands. We’ve worked according to this principle ever since.
Over the years TCN has redeveloped over 1 million sqm real estate in Europe and transformed many existing buildings and areas into comfortable, functional and safe living and working environments. Our constant focus on current and future demand allows us, even in the current market, to invent, create and manage surprising places.
Our most recent success story is the Atoomclub. We transformed an unattractive seventies building in an undesirable area of Utrecht, into a thriving workspace offering affordable and flexible space to businesses and individuals alike. This vibrant working environment will provide the most effective business collaboration to all tenants, and responds to the changing trends in the work place.
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A few examples of surprising places TCN has created over the years:
Keulse Kade, Utrecht
Vacant building transformed into multi tenant office with the “feel at home” concept.
Atoomclub, Utrecht
Vacant, ‘seventies’ office building transformed into multi-tenant office with focus on meeting and interaction.
Arnhems Buiten, Arnhem
Former estate transformed into business park: combination of monumental buildings and newly built offices in 55 hectares park.
Home Trade Center, Nieuwegein
A newly constructed but vacant building of 30.000 sqm was repositioned as a wholesale center for the furniture industry.