As the name suggests, this building is situated between the Prinsen- and Keizersgracht canals. The distinctive Prins and Keizer building, designed by Marius Duintjer in 1973, is also known for housing the head office of De Nederlandsche Bank. Formerly the Vijzelbank, it served as an ABN office and was connected via a tunnel to the ABN branch on the opposite side of the Keizersgracht. The goal of the renovation was to transform the building into a transparent, flexible, and contemporary office space while honoring its original design and historical significance.

The striking façade, defined by its horizontal lines and large glass fronts, has been preserved in the redesign. The original concrete structure has been revealed within the interior, creating connections between the various floors through voids. The characteristic gallery along Vijzelstraat has undergone a complete renovation. Alongside the significantly expanded underpass on Kerkstraat, the entire ground floor has been reimagined. The newly renovated building, featuring open floor plans, abundant natural light, and stunning views of the city, provides a distinguished working environment right in the heart of Amsterdam.