The shop is devised in four sections:
The fashion department featuring specially designed clothing by cutting edge fashion designers, Daryl van Wouw being the first to create a collection.
The ultimate beer shop featuring 'The fridge'.
A fully equipped recording studio for young music artists: Refreshing Sounds Studio.
A tickets and travel section for trips and events sponsored by Heineken.
Information from Heineken:
Heineken is to add a new dimension to its marketing by opening a unique, ultramodern concept store: Heineken The City.
Launching July the 5th in the brewer's home city of Amsterdam, the store comprises of six buildings where special products and services will be sold in the sphere of music, fashion, travel & events and, obviously, beer.
The project aims to highlight Heineken's international network, and the brand's foreign and domestic sponsorship activities.
Marketing manager of Heineken Netherlands Herwin van den Berg, said, "Heineken The City is not a catering establishment but a concept store that stimulates all sense and where real Heineken 'wanna-haves' are for sale.
"We literally want to bring 'Heineken - Serving the planet' to life with this store. With beautiful products and exclusive services the Heineken brand makes life just that little bit more pleasant."
The design of Heineken The City claims to be "revolutionary", full of the latest technical devices, including speaking mirrors, 3D TV screens, an ice wall and interactive pillars. This store is the first in Europe to be 100% LED-lit.
Products and services available in Heineken The City are divided into four cornerstones: Refreshing Sounds Studio (music), Fashion, Tickets & Travel (for trips and events) and a Beer Shop (selling beer-related products).
Highlights include limited edition sneakers (pictured), special beer bottles from Asia, the opportunity to create self-designed Heineken bottles, or book a fashion tour of Amsterdam.
Heineken The City targets Dutch consumer and will be open seven days a week.
Additional information:
Size: 250 m2
Project team
Frank Tjepkema, Janneke Hooymans, Tina Stieger, Leonie Janssen
Production
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