15 Leeuwenstraat

Facilities-The office units have been completely renovated in the style of the building and equipped with the following facilities:new entrance at street level with closed front hall, wide high front doors, marble floor and paneling, high stucco ceiling, tenant registration, videophone installation-passenger lift t-authentic monumental black/white marble stairwell-on the 2nd floor, spacious entrance hall with marble floor, marble/stucco combined walls, high stucco ceiling on two levels with indirect lighting-New energy-efficient Mitsubishi air conditioning/heating system adjustable per room.-all office units have new front doors with (frosted) glass panels-All office units have their own distribution box and electricity meter-all office units have their own digital videophone installation-all office units have plenty of daylight and most consist of 2 large square rooms with connecting doors-new high acoustic ceilings with (built-in) lighting fixtures. No fluorescent light boxes but round downlights with frosted glass edge finishing-partition walls, masonry with wall finish, newly painted and movable system walls, fire resistant for at least 30 minutes-cable ducts (column-shaped) with electrical connections and UTP 5 cabling for data and telecommunications-individual telephone/data ISRA connection per office unit-All office units can use the patch panel cabinet space to connect various room units-extensive kitchen with dishwasher, fridge/freezer combination and private cupboard space per office unit-ladies' and men's toilet groups made of marble and stucco-outdoor sun blinds, indoor sun blinds-carpeting-closed bicycle shed in the basement of Minervahuis III, if available

Minervahuis lV from 1949 is also an early example of a commercial building in Reconstruction architecture by architect AJM Buijs and is also located where the Rosalia Church once stood.Minervahuis I, II, III and IV are four iconic and adjacent office buildings with shops and restaurants at street level. Built between 1937 and 1950 as a building block on the Meent, Rodezand, Leeuwenstraat and Westewagenstraat.