Divided over four floors, Matrix VII offers high-value, high-tech offices and laboratories for Technology and Life Sciences businesses. It concerns a unique, sustainable building with very low CO2 emissions due to excellent daylight entry, a facade with triple-glazing, heat and cold storage via its own source system, water pumps, 400-m2 solar panels, LED lighting and the application of smart building technology. The latter makes it possible for the building management system to independently regulate the climate control, the ventilation and the lighting according to the presence of people in the building and their exact location. Occupants can influence all kinds of settings in the building through an app (BGrid technology). Matrix VII will receive a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ certification (sustainability classification)

A large proportion of Matrix VII is rented out to ARCNL (Advanced Center for Nano Lithography). ARCNL is a research institute and partnership between UvA, VU, NWO and ASML.
ARCNL is housed on the ground floor and part of the first floor where it has specialized research laboratories at its disposal.

There is also room in Matrix VII for other high-tech businesses; the offices and laboratories for these businesses are available on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors. The spacious design of the supporting structure offers the building ultimate layout flexibility. The total floor area measures 2,000 m2 and two large atriums allow daylight to enter so that the entire building exudes a pleasant and open atmosphere.

From the entrance on the ground floor, a spacious and inviting staircase takes you to one of the atriums on the first floor, which functions as a lounge and meeting room. The lounge can be extended into meeting rooms (available through reservation) and has a large and sunny balcony/loggia on the south side of the building. Matrix VII also has parking facilities on the secured WCW site and its own built-in bicycle shed with charging stations for electric bikes and scooters.