An ode to the city’s stone-trade heritage
A true architectural gem, our building draws inspiration from the famous Koh-I-Noor diamond— renowned for its beauty and historical significance. Conceived by internationally acclaimed architect Roberto Meyer, it pays testament to the city’s stone-trade heritage, earning Amsterdam its reputation as ‘The City of Diamonds’.
The bold design spans across six floors and a subterranean level, featuring a distinctive double frontage which, through the interplay of varying depths, creates a striking display. As evening falls, The Diamond awakens, adorning it with a myriad of lights that unveil the inner facade.
