A major milestone for Tree House as construction has officially begun in Rotterdam.
Designed by PLP Architecture, the 130-metre tower rethinks mixed-use development as a vertical ecosystem, bringing together homes, workplaces, culture and public life in one connected building.
Located in Rotterdam’s Central District, Tree House will deliver 299 apartments, 15,000m² of office space and a vibrant public podium featuring cultural programming, dining and retail. Biodiversity-driven design measures are embedded throughout the tower, from landscaped terraces and roof gardens to habitats for
“Too often, tall buildings act as isolated islands, separate from the city around them. With Tree House, we wanted to flip that logic completely and so we approached the tower not as a standalone object, but as a participant of Rotterdam’s ecosystem - a vertical streetscape where biodiversity, public life, and working environments actively support one another.”
Ron Bakker, Founding Partner at PLP Architecture
