Breitnertoren

The Breitnertoren is a contemporary office building with 23 floors located at Omval above the Amstel River. It forms part of a trio of towers that together create a distinctive landmark along the riverbank.

Amsterdam city authorities approved plans for three office towers at Omval in 1987, and the Breitnertoren was completed in 2001 as part of these urban renewal plans. The project transformed this former industrial area into a modern business district.

The building is named after Dutch painter George Breitner, following a naming pattern used for nearby towers that honor Rembrandt and Mondrian. This approach ties the architecture to the local artistic heritage that defines the area.

The tower is located near Amstelstation, providing direct connections to public transportation throughout the city. Its waterfront location offers easy access from various parts of Amsterdam.

The tower is the smallest of three buildings on the Omval peninsula and together they create a distinctive silhouette along the riverfront. This arrangement forms a visual landmark that is recognizable from many vantage points across Amsterdam.