Visualization RAI Hotel | Alexandr Andrusskiy

The now Amsterdam hotel with its iconic design creates a new landmark of the Dutch capital. Its 650 rooms on 25 floors make it the largest newly built hotel in Benelux.
The building is a 91-metre-tall tower. The architectural design of the building consists of large triangular volumes, cantilevering out from the structural core in the centre of the building without visible construction in the façade. Because the triangular volumes are rotated with respect to each other, the floor plans differ greatly one from another. The furthest point of individual triangles protrudes 12.5 meters outside the façade of the adjacent triangle. In each of the triangular volumes, the farthest point of the floor creates a cantilever of 23 metres to the core.

(engineering website text www.scia.net)