List of tallest buildings in Rotterdam

Kop van Zuid, viewed from the Euromast
The skyline of Rotterdam, viewed from Schiebroek

Rotterdam, the second most populous city in the Netherlands, is home to 352 completed high-rises,[1] 36 of which are higher than 100 meters (328 feet). The tallest building in Rotterdam is the Maastoren, which rises 165 meters (541 feet).[2] The 44 storey skyscraper also stands as the highest building in the Netherlands and the Benelux.[2]

Rotterdam is well known as the high-rise city of the Netherlands. The city is therefore often called "Manhattan at the Meuse",[3] because a large amount of skyscrapers is standing close to the river Meuse, especially at Kop van Zuid. Rotterdam has a rich history in high-rises, dating back to 1897 with the completion of "Het Witte Huis". This office building was at that time the tallest skyscraper in Europe.[4] Rotterdam is famous because of its characteristic skyline, and its world-wide reputation for innovative architecture. The city is standing in the European SkylineTop together with Frankfurt, Milan, London, Madrid, Paris, Warsaw and Moscow. Over 30 new high-rise projects are being developed at the moment.[5]

Buildings

The listed heights are the constructive heights of the building. Architectonic and functional masts are only shown here for comparison.

Name Height Finished Storeys Image
1 Maastoren 182,25m (Antenna)

164,75m (Roof)

2009 44
2 New Orleans 163,00m (Antenna)

158,36m (Roof)

2010 45
3 Gebouw Delftse Poort 164,00m (Antenna)

151,35m (Roof)

1992 41
4 De Rotterdam 149,10m 2013 44
5 Montevideo 152,32m (Antenna)

139,50m (Roof)

2005 43
6 Millennium Tower 149,00m (Antenna)

131,85m (Roof)

2000 34
7 FIRST Rotterdam 130,00m 2015 44
8 The Red Apple 127,10m 2009 40
9 World Port Center 138,00m (Antenna)

123,10m (Roof)

2001 32
10 Erasmus MC 120,00m 2012 30
11 Erasmus MC 114,27m 1969 27
12 Waterstadtoren 109,37m 2004 35
13 Blaak Office Tower 106,90m 1996 30
14 Weenatoren 106,20m 1990 31
15 De Coopvaert 105,79m 2006 31
16 100 Hoog 105,50m 2014 33
17 Weenacenter 104,00m 1990 32
18 De Hoge Heren (1) 102,00m 2000 34
19 De Hoge Heren (2) 102,00m 2000 34
20 Schielandtoren 101,00m 1996 33
21 Oosterbaken 99,00m 2007 33
22 Pegasustoren 98,00m 2002 32
23 KPN Tower 96,50m 2000 23
24 Hofpoort 95,00m 1976 27
25 Robecotoren 95,00m 1991 22
26 Europoint (2) 95,00m 1975 21
27 Europoint (3) 95,00m 1975 21
28 Europoint (4) 95,00m 1975 21
29 World Trade Center 93,00m 1987 20
30 Hoge Erasmus 93,00m 2001 28
31 Scheepmakerstoren 88,37m 2003 28
32 Harbour Village Rotterdam (1) 85,00m 2003 28
33 Harbour Village Rotterdam (2) 70,00m 2003 24

Future high buildings

Name Height metres Year (est.) Notes
1 Schiekadeblok 220m undetermined On hold
2 Zalmhaven Tower[6][7] 212m 2021 Approved
3 The Baltimore / Peter Struyvesant Building[8] 190m undetermined On hold
4 The Dutch Windwheel[9] 174m 2025 In development
5 Havana / The Sax [10] 154m 2020 Approved
6 Cool Tower[11] 150m 2019 Approved
7 The Terraced Tower [12] 110m 2019 Approved
8 Up:Town[13] 107m 2018 Approved
9 Philadelphia / The Sax [14] 75m 2020 Approved
10 Boston & Seattle[15] 70m 2017 Under construction
11 De Metropool[16] 70m 2018 Approved
12 Rotta Nova [17] 70m 2018 Approved

See also

References

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