Regus Kraanspoor Amsterdam — Offices Above the IJ River

What's available at Regus - Amsterdam, Kraanspoor

What to expect at Regus - Amsterdam, Kraanspoor

Regus Kraanspoor is a coworking and private office destination housed in a landmark glass building perched on a former industrial crane track directly above the IJ river in Amsterdam-Noord. The address — Kraanspoor 50 — places members inside one of the city's most architecturally distinctive workspaces, where floor-to-ceiling glazing draws in natural light and frames uninterrupted water views. Regus operates the full floor with a range of workspace formats, from day offices and dedicated desks to fully serviced private suites. The building is equipped and maintained to a reliable standard, with a lounge area for informal meetings or coffee breaks, bike storage for cycle commuters, on-site car parking, and disabled-friendly facilities throughout. The central amenities are kept clean and fully operational — a consistent baseline that suits freelancers, remote workers, and established teams alike who need predictable, professional infrastructure in an out-of-the-ordinary Amsterdam setting.

What this space offers

Regus - Amsterdam, Kraanspoor offers Disabled-Friendly Equipment, Lounge Area, Bike Storage, Car Parking, Central Location.

Location & Hours

The Neighborhood

Kraanspoor 50 sits in Amsterdam-Noord, on the northern bank of the IJ river, within a post-industrial creative district that has steadily attracted design studios, tech companies, and media businesses over the past decade. The immediate waterfront strip connects to the NDSM wharf — one of Amsterdam's largest cultural and creative campuses — and the broader Westhaven harbour area, giving the neighbourhood a distinctive mix of industrial heritage and contemporary office development. The free GVB ferry from Amsterdam Centraal reaches the northern bank in roughly five minutes, making the location far more central than its Noord postcode (1033 SE) might suggest. Multiple ferry docks serve different points along the IJ, and cycling routes connect the area to the rest of the city. On-site car parking removes the usual Amsterdam parking pressure for those commuting by car. Restaurants, cafés, and creative venues cluster nearby along the waterfront.

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