Rotterdam - Willemswerf

The Willemswerf building overlooks the river Maas in Rotterdam. It was designed by Amsterdam-based architect Wim Quist with Royal Nedlloyd occupying the new corporate headquarters in 1988.

Following the Nedlloyd Lines merger with P&O Containers, the Willemswerf building became the joint global headquarters of the new company, P&O Nedlloyd. A number of corporate departments were based there, including Fleet Management and International Container Management. The office was also the home for the European regional management.

In 2013 the building was refurbished under the supervision of the original architect, Wim Quist. On completion of the work, nineteen floors were office space and five were converted to garages. See Willemswerf in Rotterdam.