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'''Lighthouse Cruise Center''' is a planned ship terminal to be created by [[User:Lighthouse Friesland|Lighthouse Friesland]]. It will have a total of 6 Stahl elevators (4x service and 2x passenger). | '''Lighthouse Cruise Center''' is a planned ship terminal to be created by [[User:Lighthouse Friesland|Lighthouse Friesland]]. It will have a total of 6 Stahl elevators (4x service and 2x passenger). The ship terminal is owned by [[LF Properties|L.F. Properties]]. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== Cruise Terminal === | |||
The cruise terminal has started construction in August 1956 and was finished in May 1957. It's got 6 Stahl elevators since then, with it's classic manual doors. Later, in 1988, this building was renovated. | |||
=== Telecommunications tower === | |||
Just a small history: The telecommunications tower, also known as the Teleskyscraper, was built in the 1930s, about 70 <abbr title=Meters>m</abbr> high. It's got a single classic elevator in the 60s. | |||
== Floor assignments == | == Floor assignments == | ||
=== Cruise | === Cruise Terminal === | ||
* '''K''' - Storage and boiler room | * '''K''' - Storage and boiler room | ||
* '''0''' - Ground Lobby and Arrivals | * '''0''' - Ground Lobby and Arrivals | ||
Latest revision as of 09:28, 18 August 2024
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Lighthouse Cruise Center is a planned ship terminal to be created by Lighthouse Friesland. It will have a total of 6 Stahl elevators (4x service and 2x passenger). The ship terminal is owned by L.F. Properties.
History[edit | edit source]
Cruise Terminal[edit | edit source]
The cruise terminal has started construction in August 1956 and was finished in May 1957. It's got 6 Stahl elevators since then, with it's classic manual doors. Later, in 1988, this building was renovated.
Telecommunications tower[edit | edit source]
Just a small history: The telecommunications tower, also known as the Teleskyscraper, was built in the 1930s, about 70 m high. It's got a single classic elevator in the 60s.
Floor assignments[edit | edit source]
Cruise Terminal[edit | edit source]
- K - Storage and boiler room
- 0 - Ground Lobby and Arrivals
- 1 - Departures
- 2 (West) - Observatory
- 2 (East) - Offices
Telecommunications tower[edit | edit source]
- 0 - Entrance to Elevator
- 1-4 - Not allocated
- 5 - Operation floor
- 6-7 - Not allocated
- 8 - Observatory