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Aug 13, 2024Portlantis Adds to the Unique Architectural Structures in Rotterdam, Netherlands
The construction of Portlantis, in the Port of Rotterdam, is rapidly advancing. In April, the red external staircases leading to terraces and the rooftop were added to the structure. Comprising a stack of five rotating exhibition spaces, Portlantis will be an exhibition building and visitor center for Port of Rotterdam, allowing residents and visitors to learn about the work and development of Europe's largest port.
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Jul 16, 2024Global City Guidebook: Rotterdam
Situated about one hour from Amsterdam, Rotterdam, the second-largest city in The Netherlands and Europe’s largest seaport, is the more futuristic city of the pair. Rather than rebuild as it was before, following its near-destruction in World War II, Rotterdam looked ahead, and its extraordinary architecture is a result. The city has always focused on healthier living and working environments, and today it engages in climate-adaptive urban projects. Two areas harken back to old Rotterdam: Delfshaven (Delft Harbor) and Oude Haven (Old Harbor). Rotterdam is always alive, especially in springtime.