Philips Light Tower building in Eindhoven, Netherlands.

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The Philips Light Tower complex was constructed in 2 phases between 1909-1921 by architects Lou Scheffer and Dirk Roosenburg. It's first use was as a factory for manufacturing light bulbs and later became the Philips company headquarters. It is of a modern concrete construction, six-storey and an example of the New Objectivity, a movement in Modern architecture that emerged in German speaking Europe in the first part of the 20th century.

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Size: 4480px × 6720px
Location: Eindhoven, Netherlands, Europe
Photo credit: © Julian Castle / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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Keywords: architecture, building, eindhoven, europe, european, exterior, facade, functionalist, holland, light, minimalist, modern, netherlands, outdoors, philips, tower, white, window