Close to half a century ago a legendary building was born. In an empty landscape on the edge of the city of Amsterdam, surrounded by farmland. The year was 1976; the building was the Atrium.

Today’s vibrant Zuidas was just a far off dream when the NMD Bank (now known as ING) took up residence in the Atrium.
In the early 2000s, the Atrium, along with other commercial properties, entered less buoyant waters.

It was time to reinvent the Atrium for a new era and a new Zuidas.
With deep respect for the original design, its main goal was to add volume and make the building more transparent and accessible to the Zuidas, connecting it to the district’s new promenade and railway station.

Two new towers and atria were added to the existing three, creating another 25,000 sq m of office space.
Taking its cue from the look and feel of a five-star hotel, the new-look Atrium is designed to welcome tenants, guests, visitors, and the general public with impeccable service and hospitality.

It is the Atrium’s third lifecycle and its most exciting to date.