The new head office of both airline companies is distinguishable first and foremost by its shape and location. The five-storey high-rise building and single-storey low-rise building are both shaped like a boomerang. Together, the buildings include an inner area with a garden that contains several recesses through which trees situated in the parking garage below grow. The location of the building has been meticulously harmonised with the surrounding buildings and in such a way that the incidence of sunlight can be used as optimally as possible.

On the roof of this building Oskomera Solar Power Solutions B.V. installed 462 number of solar panels, each guarantees 225 Wp. The total amount of electric power is enough to provide 40 families of electric power during one year.

Although it is not visible, the second aspect that distinguishes the Multi-Tenant TransPort building is the fact that the client Schiphol Real Estate and architect Paul de Ruiter have worked to achieve LEED Platinum certification for the building. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design and is a method of assessing the sustainable quality of a building's design, realisation, user-friendliness and management. The platinum certificate is the highest attainable rating, which until now no other building in the Netherlands has achieved.