Millennium Tower (Rotterdam)
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Millennium Tower is a 149 meters tall (35 floor) building in Rotterdam. It was completed in 2000.
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[edit] Place and Use
The tower was build on Weena in front of the Central station. It is currently mixed use, containing hotel, apartments, offices and health studio.
[edit] Construction
Client: Bouwcombinatie Weena toren Architect: AGS Architecten
The Tower was originally designed to be build with hollow-core slabs, but close to building start the design was changed to incorporate the BubbleDeck system. This was the first time this new method was in use in the Netherlands, and also the first major project worldwide to incorporate this technique.
In spite of the late design change, the project was finished before time, due to a reduction in the erection cycles from 10 to 4 days per level, and a reduction in crane lift by app 50 %.
When finished, Millennium Tower was the second highest building in the Netherlands.
[edit] Reasons for change of construction system
- Faster building time
- Less flooring height due beamless structure resulting in two extra levels within original building height
- The green credentials: Reduced the amount of truckloads into central Rotterdam by 500
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