Kop Zuidas
Kop Zuidas is located in the northeast of Zuidas, next to the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre. This area is adjacent to the Rivierenbuurt, fits in with the green profile of the South of Amsterdam and is within walking distance of the Amstel river. Kop Zuidas is easily accessible by car and public transport given that the A10 ring road and the RAI station are just around the corner.
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Kop Zuidas description
Introduction and programme
A large number of buildings have been constructed in this area, including Motel One, the Luminuz apartment complex and Flow Amsterdam, which includes a regional training centre and commercial facilities. New apartment complexes, such as Square and Rivers, were recently added and more are being built like Sud and Zuidoever. In addition, suit maker Suitsupply is currently building its characteristic new head office and store next to Motel One and developer AM is realizing its multi-use concept Crossover.
Programme Kop Zuidas
Mixed use:
- Residential
- Offices
- Parking
- Amenities to be determined by the tender.
Plot K
The southern part of Kop Zuidas offers sufficient space for development, with plot K to be offered to the market in 2019. This plot, next to CrossOver, offering between 19,000 m2 and 24,000 m2 gfa for office development. Tenderplanning: fourth quarter 2019
Commissioning companies
- Gemeente Amsterdam
Developers
- To be selected by tender
Already established on this location
A large number of buildings have been constructed in this area, including Motel One, the Luminuz apartment complex and Flow Amsterdam, which includes a regional training centre and commercial facilities. New apartment complexes, such as Square and Rivers, were recently added and more houses are being built.
About the area
About the area
Amsterdam City
This is the vibrant heart of the city, with a thousand monuments on the World Heritage List. Cosmopolitan Amsterdam offers this unique mix of international vibe and laidback cosiness. The compact city: easy to reach, famous for its open atmosphere and genuine hospitality. The home of Rembrandt, van Gogh and Anne Frank now houses two international universities, scores of professional schools, and airport and a seaport.
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