Trinity Buildings: the very latest residential addition to the bustling city of Amsterdam
With no shortage of cafés, bars, restaurants, shops and sports facilities close by, the Trinity Buildings also benefit from excellent infrastructure and modern, green surroundings. Whether you want to immerse yourself in the vibe of the city or enjoy a comfortable home, Trinity Buildings make both possible. This is the way forward; this is new Amsterdam energy.
Pietersbergweg 1-55, Amsterdam
Live life
to the full
Your own space, where you can relax, spend time with friends and family, laugh, dream and recharge your batteries.
With various apartment sizes and layouts available, Trinity Buildings has something for everyone.
Pietersbergweg 1-55, Amsterdam
Studio
Spacious studios with a surface area of 56 sqm are located on the ground floor and have easy access to the communal city garden. Their smart layout guarantees optimal use of space: that’s future-proof living.
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Three-room apartment
An extra room can make all the difference: with two bedrooms, these apartments have a surface area ranging from 57 sqm to 92 sqm. The three-room apartments are located on the first and second floors.
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Two-room apartment
With a surface area ranging from 36 sqm to 65 sqm, the two-room apartments are ideal for anyone for whom comfort is a must. Their open-plan layout ensures that these apartments are flooded with natural daylight too. The two-room apartments are located on the ground floor up to and including the 7th floor.
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Top Floor Studio
The penthouses on the 8th floor have a surface area ranging from 54 sqm to 65 sqm and boast large windows with great views. As the king (or queen) of your very own castle, you will be able to look out over Amsterdam’s very newest district and watch the sun go down every day – that’s what freedom feels like!
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A future-proof concept
Surrounded by water, the benefits of the three imposing Trinity Buildings towers speak for themselves: class, style and comfort.
Class, style and comfort times three
The three towers contain a total of 133 residential units, including 4 social housing properties, 102 mid-priced rental properties and 27 non-subsidised properties. Residents share a large communal city garden on the ground floor, a basement car park for cars and bicycles.
All the apartments have been finished to a luxury standard and come complete with all the mod cons you might expect. The modern basement car park has plenty of space for the cars and bicycles of residents and visitors alike.
Besides comfort, sustainability has been a key part of the Trinity Buildings conversion process. The various sustainability measures incorporated into the project mean that residents can expect to receive low energy bills.
Amstel III
bustling
with energy
Amsterdam’s newest district
Trinity Buildings is located in Amstel III in Amsterdam-Zuidoost. A total of 30,000 homes are due to be built here by 2040, as part of the biggest area transformation project in the Netherlands to date.
The municipality of Amsterdam and various developers are transforming this former office area into a lively city district in which living, working and recreation all come together.
The area enjoys excellent accessibility and good facilities. Public spaces are being modernised, made more sustainable and greened too.
Accessibility
Amstel III is located in a part of the city that puts the fun and ease back into travel. Nieuwmarkt and Central Station are both just 15 minutes away via the Bullewijk and Holendrecht metro stations (line 54). The Zuidas – the financial heart of Amsterdam – is a short trip away via the Amsterdam Bijlmer-ArenA and Holendrecht railway stations and the A10, A2 and A9 are easy to access by car as well.
By car
| A9 | 1 minute |
| A2 | 1 minute |
| A10 | 10 minutes |
Station
| Station Holendrecht | 5-minute walk |
| Station Bijlmer-ArenA | 10-minute walk |
By train
| Amsterdam Centraal railway station | 20 minutes |
| Amsterdam Zuid railway station | 5 minutes |
| Amsterdam Sloterdijk railway station | 25 minutes |
| Utrecht Centraal railway station | 15 minutes |
| Den Haag Centraal railway station | 50 minutes |
| Rotterdam Centraal Station | 60 minutes |
By plane
| Amsterdam Airport Schiphol | 18 minutes by train |
| 18 minutes by car |
Facilities
Anyone using the Holendrecht metro and railway station will immediately see that this part of Amsterdam is on the verge of major change. A wide range of facilities are already available close to Trinity Buildings: you could head to Proeflokaal Kleiburg for drinks, Jumbo City to buy groceries, IKEA to source everything you need to furnish your home, SOAK Urban Wellness to relax and Club Jack to party the night away. A diverse, international community – made up of private and public organisations, start-ups, scale-ups, established companies and businesses and research institutes, etc. – has sprung up around the Amsterdam Health & Technology Centre. A range of amenities are available at the Amsterdam UMC too. A range of shops, cafés, bars, restaurants, entertainment venues like the Pathé Arena cinema, the Johan Cruijff ArenA, a casino and the AFAS Live music temple are all close by as well, opposite Amstel III. And that’s just the start. Other new homes and a whole range of facilities are all in the pipeline for the years ahead.
Sustainability
Sustainability has been key to the transformation of Trinity Buildings: the existing buildings have been given a new lease of life and a whole range of sustainability measures incorporated into the project. For example, the installation of HR++ glazing, insulated aluminium window frames, mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, solar panels and sustainable LED lighting. The buildings will be awarded energy label A as a result. There are a number of charging stations for electric cars too. They form part of the Fleet Facilities total sustainable mobility concept, which includes the use of a number of electric shared cars too.
Green
With the Stadspark, Spoorpark, Hondsrugpark, the Ouderkerkerplas and the Gaasperpark all close by, there is plenty of space to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a while to play sport, relax and meet up with friends.