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Booking.com Amsterdam headquarters
Founded in 1996 in Amsterdam, Booking.com has grown from a small Dutch startup to one of the world's leading e-commerce companies for travel and holidays; Booking.com is an international website in 43 languages and offers a total of over 28 million accommodations, including hotels, motels, resorts, houses, apartments and other unique places to stay in over 220 countries. In 2022, with operations spread across several offices in Amsterdam, the management decided to consolidate all divisions under one roof.
Hufton+Crow
The new head office was aptly located next to Amsterdam Central Station at the tip of Oosterdokseiland, which was historically a departure point for sailing ships to distant destinations. From the new Booking.com campus,... More
Project • By MUA - Architecture & Placemaking • Offices
Booking.com Regional Office in Tbilisi
Spanning across 400 square meters, Booking.com's Tbilisi office is a vibrant workspace reflecting the spirit and values of Booking.com yet embedded in the local culture. Each space, depending on its function, is covered with the corresponding color. Booking.com's noted blue color is applied generously throughout the office, and meeting rooms are decided in red and yellow colors.
Guram Kapanadze
The open office concept promotes productivity and innovation among the growing and dynamic workforce. Owing to the successful layout, the office creates a positive experience, encouraging collaborative work. The program includes a kitchen, recreational area, small meeting spaces, and an entirely open working environment.
Guram Kapanadz... More
Project • By A&M ARCHITECTS • Offices
Booking.com HQ Athens
Following a series of interviews with Booking.com, A&M was selected to do the Design & Project Management of Booking.com’s new offices, in the newly “Orbit” building on Leoforos Kifissias Ave in Athens. The new booking.com offices represent a destination of a unique experience for its employees and visitors aiming to create a familiar feeling. A miniature city and a network of routes is translated into office space with areas for focused work, collaboration, places to meet up and spaces for play and relaxation.
The floorplan is organized through spinal circulation while focus or collaboration areas were placed along a zoning gradation system moving from private to more public areas. Near the entrance several... More