Maastoren

Maastoren is a skyscraper located in Rotterdam, Netherlands. It is the tallest building in the Netherlands, standing at a height of 165 meters (541 feet). The tower is situated in the Kop van Zuid district, a revitalized area that was formerly a shipping hub. Construction of Maastoren began in 2006 and was completed in 2009.

The building is a mixed-use development, featuring office space and residential apartments. It was designed by the architectural firm Dam & Partners Architecten. The design incorporates a distinctive stepped facade, which contributes to its modern aesthetic. Maastoren is recognized for its sustainable design, having achieved a BREEAM Excellent rating, a widely recognized international standard for sustainable buildings.

The tower is a prominent landmark in the Rotterdam skyline, visible from various points in the city and surrounding areas. Its strategic location on the Maas river further enhances its visual impact. Maastoren has become a symbol of Rotterdam's contemporary architecture and urban development. It houses several prominent companies and offers luxury living spaces, contributing to the dynamic character of the Kop van Zuid. The building's design and its environmental credentials have earned it international attention within the architectural and sustainability communities.