Hoftoren

The Hoftoren is a modern office tower in The Hague reaching 142 meters with 30 floors that display light sand-colored stone combined with expansive glass panels. Its interior houses office spaces, conference facilities, and dining options, while the ground level features a shopping arcade surrounding a courtyard garden.

The design emerged from an international architectural competition in 2003 won by Kohn Pedersen Fox. The completion marked a turning point when the city began reshaping its skyline with contemporary buildings.

Local people call this tower the 'fountain pen' because of how its shape stands out against the skyline. The building represents how the city blends its traditional character with modern design.

The tower is easily accessible with modern elevators throughout the building, making it simple to explore. The ground-level shopping arcade and courtyard garden offer comfortable spaces to rest and observe the surroundings.

The tower's materials were chosen to reflect natural elements like water, clouds, and sand dunes found in the region. This thoughtful design choice makes it feel connected to the landscape beyond the city center.

Location: The Hague

Inception: 2003

Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 30

Elevators: 14

Height: 142 m

GPS coordinates: 52.08056,4.32167

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:43