Worm's eye view looking straight up at a Rotterdam high-rise tower. Red brick facades flank a white curtain-wall spine; the building tapers to a vanishing point against a deep blue sky. Trees flank the lower edges.

Rotterdam High-Rise Tower, Worm's Eye View

28 May 2026 · Rotterdam

Straight up from street level, the tower compresses into a graphic wedge — red brick flanks pulled tight against a white curtain-wall spine, the whole structure narrowing to a point against deep summer blue. The worm's eye view does something a straight elevation cannot: it trades the building's width for its full vertical force, geometry over mass. Rotterdam's residential towers have always pushed the Dutch skyline harder than their size suggests; this one earns the upward look.

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