Working in an inspiring green sustainable landscape has been the main focus of the master plan for the Philips High Tech Campus Eindhoven. Situating all parking facilities in garages, such as the “green boxes”, makes a literal symbiosis between office buildings and the landscape possible.  The ecological and geomorphological structure of the area have been translated into three different landscape types – a forest in the north, a heather field in the south, separated by a lake in the centre. The landscape and architecture have been arranged around innovative, sustainable solutions such as water management, the reduction of energy use and the use of environmentally friendly materials.  The Strip, which houses all the shared facilities such as congress rooms, a supermarket and four big restaurants, forms the beating heart of the campus.