Construction-site La Liberté (April 2011)
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Construction-site La Liberté (April 2011)

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The construction-site of the La Liberté residential project in Groningen, the Netherlands. The project consists out of two towers and the highest measures aproximately 70 meters.
It is located next to the Vrijheidsplein roundabout facing the famous Gasunie building. La Liberté is designed by the French architect Dominique Perrault (most famous for designing the Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris).

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A: View over Groningen from La Liberté (Eastern-corner)

Af Frank van Tol, 40 meter væk

View over the city of Groningen as seen from a loggia on the Eastern-corner of the La Liberté residen...

View over Groningen from La Liberté (Eastern-corner)

B: View over Groningen from La Liberté (Northern-corner)

Af Frank van Tol, 60 meter væk

View over the city of Groningen as seen from a loggia on the Northern-corner of the La Liberté reside...

View over Groningen from La Liberté (Northern-corner)

C: La Liberté Groningen

Af Frank van Tol, 70 meter væk

The two residential towers of the La Liberté residential building project in Groningen, the Netherlan...

La Liberté Groningen

D: Vrijheidsplein Groningen

Af Frank van Tol, 170 meter væk

The Vrijheids plein (“liberty-square”) is a large roundabout intersection in the city of Groningen. I...

Vrijheidsplein Groningen

E: Hoofdkantoor Nederlandse Gasunie

Af Frank van Tol, 350 meter væk

The Gasunie Building, head offi ce of the Dutch ‘Gasunie’ (a natural gas infrastructure and transport...

Hoofdkantoor Nederlandse Gasunie

F: Bevrijdingsfestival Groningen 2012

Af Frank van Tol, 470 meter væk

The festival area of the Dutch Liberation Day in the city of Groningen, the Netherlands. Numerous act...

Bevrijdingsfestival Groningen 2012

G: Boerhaaveflat Groningen

Af Frank van Tol, 580 meter væk

The Boerhaaveflat in the Corpus Den Hoorn area in the city of Groningen, the Netherlands. This reside...

Boerhaaveflat Groningen

H: De Rokade Groningen

Af Frank van Tol, 870 meter væk

"De Rokade" is a 63 meter high residential tower in the city of Groningen and is completed in 2007. I...

De Rokade Groningen

I: Martiniziekenhuis Groningen

Af Frank van Tol, 1.0 km væk

The Martini Hospital in the city of Groningen the Netherlands. This building was completely renovated...

Martiniziekenhuis Groningen

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Af Pieter Angenent, 1.2 km væk

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