For many Amsterdammers, the Slotervaart hospital was more than just a building. Since opening in 1976, it has provided years of care, collected stories and created memories. When the hospital closed in 2018, an era seemed to be over. But nothing could be further from the truth.
Het Slotervaart has grown into a city icon with a unique cure & care concept — one of the first in the Netherlands. This innovative concept now brings more than 50 healthcare professionals (cure), social organizations (care) and educational institutions together strategically under one roof.
Healthcare-related, social, and communal organizations and education at one location
50+
In Het Slotervaart, more than 50 different healthcare professionals and organizations come together in one place.
C&C
An excellent location for CURE and CARE-related healthcare and innovative organizations. For primary, one-and-a-half, and secondary care.
A++
Renovated with focus on sustainability with energy class A++.
+35 m²
Flexible office and medical practice spaces to lease from 35 up to 5,500 square meters.
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Het Slotervaart: a future-proof transformation
Zadelhoff Development is leading the ambitious renovation project transforming the former Slotervaart Hospital. Our goal is to turn this historic area into a future-proof, multifunctional space.
Het Slotervaart stands for living, working,caring and connecting— setting a new standard in urbandevelopment.
HetSlotervaart is a social project made possible by Zadelhoff. This community-driven character reflects Zadelhoff’s structure, as the company is largely owned by charitable foundations with ANBI status. These foundations focus on preserving buildings with significant social or cultural value and provide financial support to projectsin social areas such as education, health, arts and culture, nature and environment, sports and recreation.
Geertjen Pot
Director
Het Slotervaart
The rich history of Het Slotervaart
The story of Het Slotervaart, formerly known as the Slotervaart hospital, is one of evolution. It began in 1971 with Queen Juliana's inaugural ceremony. Since then, Het Slotervaart has navigated through significant historical milestones. From its privatization in 2006 to entering a new phase of ownership in 2020, each period has uniquely contributed to its present character.
De Plantijn: a new and vibrant district
De Plantijn, with Het Slotervaart as its beating heart, symbolizes the ambition and innovation of the city of Amsterdam. This unique neighbourhoodwill grow into a modern, accessible area where healthcare, working, living, and leisureg come together.