Highest residential tower in the world built from precast elements!

"Brabant-based company Byldis produces industrial construction components for new Rotterdam icon!"

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26-10-2018

Highest residential tower in the world built from precast elements!

"Brabant-based company Byldis produces industrial construction components for new Rotterdam icon!"

World’s highest residential tower build using precast elements!

Rotterdam at the top. The 215-metre-high residential tower that will rise from the northern foot of the Erasmus bridge in the coming years will be entirely constructed from prefab elements. An innovative construction method for a building of this size. The Brabant company Byldis – until recently known as Hurks building components and engineering – will supply the material and assembly for construction firm BAM. The realisation of De Zalmhaven starts in October 2018.

Photo credit: Dam & Partners Architects - KAAN Architects - Zalmhaven CV

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‘People think they have a right to a terraced house with a garden, and this has to change’

215-metres-high, with almost 60 storeys. In just three years’ time, the new Zalmhaventoren in Rotterdam will be the highest residential tower in the Netherlands. The building will house mainly homes and offices, but also a restaurant and a club. The first pole of the complex is going into the ground today.

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Source: AD
Date: 25-10-2018
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Highest tower in the Netherlands, the Zalmhaven tower in Rotterdam, started

Construction of the Zalmhaven tower, which will become the highest tower in the Netherlands, officially started yesterday. Demolition of the old Nedlloyd Huis on the Gedempte Zalmhaven has finished, and the first foundation piles have already been delivered.

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Source: Eindhovens Dagblad
Date: 29-10-2018
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Veldhoven’s Byldis builds the Netherlands’ highest tower, at 215 metres

VELDHOVEN - The Veldhoven-based construction company Byldis is to construct the Netherlands’ highest residential tower in Rotterdam. The 215-metre-high building will be entirely constructed from facade elements that are manufactured in the factory and assembled on site. 

Byldis is the industrial construction components division of Hurks that became independent in 2017. The company previously built so-called precast residential towers in London, up to 110-metres-high. In terms of precast construction, the Rotterdam tower will be the highest in the world.

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Source: ED
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High-rise no longer taboo in the Netherlands

All in all, experts expect that the skyline of the Randstad will include many more high-rise buildings in 2040. The same is true for large cities further afield, believes Harm Tilman of the Architect. “Eindhoven, Maastricht and Groningen are also modern cities. The same development is taking place there too.”

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Construction of highest residential tower in the Benelux a step closer

There is a slightly greater chance that construction can start on a new skyscraper in Rotterdam. The Council of State ruled this morning that the zoning plan for the 215-meter-high Zalmhaven tower has been approved.

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Highest residential tower in the Netherlands to enrich the Rotterdam skyline

The Rotterdam skyline is going to change dramatically. The first pole of the Zalmhaven tower went into the ground on Thursday. And it will become the highest building in the Netherlands.

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Construction started on 215-metre-high Zalmhaven tower

The Zalmhaven tower will be a 215-metre-high residential tower in Rotterdam. It will be a part of De Zalmhaven, a new build plan for 475 homes distributed over three towers that is planned between the Gedemte Zalmhaven and the Houtlaan in the Scheepvaartkwartier at the foot of the Erasmus bridge.