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Hugh Maaskant

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Huig (Hugh) Aart Maaskant (August 17, 1907 – May 27, 1977) was a Dutch architect. He designed a number of notable buildings in Rotterdam, his home city, and in Amsterdam, notably the Groothandelsgebouw in Rotterdam in 1951 and the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel in 1958.

Selected projects[edit]

Groothandelsgebouw Rotterdam 1951
Tomadohuis Dordrecht 1962
Euromast Rotterdam 1960
Scheveningen Pier 1961
Neudeflat, Utrecht 1961
Hilton Amsterdam 1962
Hilton Rotterdam 1964
Student Centre De Bunker Eindhoven 1969
Seat of government for the Province of Noord-Brabant 's-Hertogenbosch 1971

Gallery[edit]

Hilton Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Groothandelsgebouw
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Scheveningen Pier
The Hague, Netherlands
Euromast
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Hilton Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands

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"Hugh Aart Maaskant" (in Dutch)

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