White label flexible workspace provider infinitSpace has signed a management agreement with Bryant Park Services BV – a fund affiliated with New York-based global asset manager Marathon Asset Management LP – for its debut site in The Netherlands at the Zuidtoren office tower.
The refurbished 17,000 sq m [circa 183,000 sq ft] Kohn Pederson Fox Associates-designed tower, which is owned by Marathon, is located in Hoofddorp, near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, and is due to open in September.
The flex space at the building, which has received a BREEAM Excellent and A+++ energy label, will open in phases and will initially launch with 13,000 sq ft.
The asset management mandate of the building is held by BNP Paribas Real Estate Asset Management and infinitSpace will launch the new flexible workspace under the ‘beyond’ brand as ‘beyond Zuidtoren’.
Wybo Wijnbergen, CEO and co-founder of infinitSpace, said: “We are delighted to be working with Marathon Asset Management and BNP Paribas Real Estate on what is going to be an incredible new flexible workspace in the landmark Zuidtoren.
“Having successfully launched beyond Aldgate Tower and beyond Kingsbourne House over the past 15 months, this exciting new partnership will mark the first steps of the beyond brand outside of London; what better place to mark this new chapter than this building in the Amsterdam region.”
Jelle de Boer, associate director asset manager at BNP Paribas Real Estate, added: “Flexible working is transforming business and, in infinitSpace, Marathon Asset Management has found the perfect partners to transform a part of the Zuidtoren and embrace this shift. We tend to always optimise the service level within Zuidtoren and, by being able to provide a flexible office product, we expect to see further success in this building.
“The infinitSpace team know how to create, manage, and operate flexible working spaces to maximise their potential and value for tenants. I look forward to seeing a fresh vision applied to the space – one that will bring new organisations into the building, bolstering the amazing community we have worked to develop.”
