Maastoren

Maastoren is a modern skyscraper in Rotterdam's Feijenoord area that rises about 165 meters high with 44 floors. The facade combines glass, aluminum panels, and concrete elements to create its contemporary appearance.

Construction of the building began in 2006 and the structure officially opened in May 2010. It represents an important moment in the modernization of Rotterdam's Feijenoord district.

The building's name comes from the nearby Nieuwe Maas river that shapes the waterfront area. The facade shifts from dark grey at the base to silver-white at the top, a visual design choice that catches the eye as you walk around it.

The building is designed primarily for office use and includes multiple floors of parking with hundreds of available spaces. Its location near the river makes it easily accessible on foot or by public transportation.

The building uses water from the nearby river in a thermal storage system that manages heating and cooling throughout the year. This sustainable feature is not visible from outside, but it shows how modern design can incorporate environmental responsibility.

Location: Rotterdam

Inception: 2009

Architects: Dam & Partners Architecten, Odile Decq, Benoit Cornette

Official opening: May 28, 2010

Floors above the ground: 44

Height: 164.8 m

Address: Wilhelminakade 1, Kop van Zuid, Rotterdam

GPS coordinates: 51.90861,4.49333

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:22