Capital C

Müller Van Tol designed a number of hospitality and working spaces in the building, including the offices of the main tenant, Sijthoff Media Group.

The ‘Eat & Work’ and ‘Event’ spaces on the ground and basement floor are informal and inviting in character, accommodating various types of use. A floor of orange-coloured concrete reflects the no-nonsense and elementary feel of these areas.

A more relaxed and comfortable atmosphere characterizes the co-working and meeting spaces on the first and second levels, a quality expressed by the existing herringbone parquet floor and custom-made carpets.

Office areas on the third, fourth and fifth floors exude an inspiring mood of concentration, with the rich history of the building enhancing the identity of the workspaces. The basis is provided by a self-levelling screed floor, while custom-made carpets highlight special spaces. Flexible partitions allow the size of units to change in response to demands.

Photography by Jordi Huisman and JW Kaldenbach

 

Capital C

The former Diamond Stock Exchange in Amsterdam is a centre for the creative industry. Designed by architect Gerrit van Arkel and built in 1911 in Art Nouveau style, the 7,500 m2 building will house offices for companies of various size, co-working spaces and meeting rooms, event spaces, a grand café, and a roof-top restaurant and sky lounge.

Assignment

Interior design, work- and meeting place for the creative industry.

Location

Weesperplein 46, Amsterdam

Client

Sijthoff Media Group & Zadelhoff Beheer BV.

Surf. Area

7632 m2

Status

Realised, 2019

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