Insinger
Insinger
The Insinger building is located in the prestigious ‘Golden Bend’ of Amsterdam’s canal belt, at Herengracht 531-537. This historic building combines elements from the 17th century with a structure that largely dates from the early 20th century. In 1903 the building underwent major reconstruction, during which time buildings 531, 533, 535, and 537 were gradually merged into one large office building. During a renovation from 1998 to 2000, the interior was thoroughly modernized with contemporary technologies, while the monumental facade with its ornate decorations was carefully preserved. Currently in use by private bank InsingerGilissen, the building combines historic appeal with modern functionality and sustainability. It is also listed as a municipal monument.
| Name | Insinger |
| Location | Herengracht 531-537, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
| Property Type | Offices |
| Investment date | 2024 |
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| Architect | Ir. J P. H. De Man (1903); Prof. ir. H. Ruijssenaars (2000) |
| Architectural aspects | Built in 1903, completely renovated in 2000; Protected front facade preserved with completely new rear extension |
| Sustainability initiatives | Realized:
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