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[edit]| Description | Kop van Zuid. Wilhelminakade The workshop building was the last building built here for the Holland-America Line. It contained warehouses and workshops, such as a forge. On the ground floor there was a passage so trucks could drive in to load and unload. Internal transport was provided by three lifts, including a car lift with a lifting capacity of three tons. The building lost its function in the early nineties. Because of its solid construction, the building was suitable for redevelopment with a cultural function. Arch. Van den Broek and Bakema 1950-53. The workshop building of the Holland-America Line, like the arrivals hall (Cruise Terminal) and headoffice (Hotel New York) was restored and given a new name and new function. Las Palmas is home to the Netherlands Photo Museum, a cultural center (LPII), the SKVR and a restaurant. On the two upper levels a rentable office space has been created, and on the roof of the building the penthouse houses the head office of property developer OVG. Arch. Benthem Crouwel Architecten 2005. |
| Date | Taken on 1 October 2015, 11:29 |
| Source | Rotterdam - Las Palmas |
| Author | Fred Romero from Paris, France |
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