Highest point of Little C in Rotterdam has been reached

New neighborhood becomes tastemaker with a New York touch

The new Little C housing project on the G.J. de Jonghweg in Rotterdam recently reached its highest point. On Monday, April 6, 2020, The Clark, the residential tower on the corner of the 's Gravendijkwal and the Droogleever Fortuynplein, reached the top of the building of over 60 meters. To do so, the prefabricated cover was installed on the elevator shaft of the residential tower. A milestone for the project that was marked by green and purple flags of the TBI companies J.P. van Eesteren and ERA Contour, on the residential building. We are both developing and building Little C. The project was designed by CULD architects.

New construction project Little C in Rotterdam reaches the highest point of over 60 meters. The green and purple flags of TBI companies J.P. van Eesteren and ERA Contour mark the highest point.

Little C will house 320 lofts and apartments, of which 111 will be for sale and 209 for rent, and 10,000 m2 of space for workplaces and small-scale hospitality. The Daniel den Hoed Family House will also move into Little C.

Lofts and apartments

The Rotterdam new construction project will be a special area of fifteen buildings housing lofts and apartments, workspaces and small-scale hospitality. The project is characterized by a New York architectural style. This is mainly due to the sturdy brick facades, large black windows, expressive steel railings and walkways that connect the buildings. Green squares, vegetated facades, roof terraces and the Coolhaven Park complete this pleasant living and working area.