Gerbrandytoren is a 45 m tall tower with a unique combination of tower, bridge and sculpture, located in IJsselstein, Netherlands. It was constructed in 1975, as part of a radio link system employed by Dutch radio and television stations. Designed by architect Cees Lingen, this unusually shaped tower houses a bridge-like element which holds the concrete block. The upper section of the tower consists of vertical elements, scattered in different orientations. At the top, there is a dome of reinforced concrete and a large antenna, which sends signals to Amsterdam. Not only is the tower a striking sculpture in its own right, but it also serves as a vantage point looking all the way to Utrecht and Amsterdam, allowing visitors to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding nature reserve.
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