First Skyscraper in Central Paris in 53 Years Hits Construction Milestone
Summary
The Triangle tower in central Paris has reached its full height, becoming the first skyscraper built in central Paris since 1973. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron with Valode & Pistre, this 180-meter tall building aims to blend environmental design, public access, and respect for the Paris skyline.Key Facts
- The Triangle tower is 180 meters (590 feet) tall with 42 floors.
- It is the first skyscraper in central Paris since the Tour Montparnasse completed in 1973.
- Construction began in 2022 after years of legal and political challenges.
- The design uses a triangular shape to preserve open sky views and limit shadows on nearby buildings.
- The building integrates environmental features like natural light, sunlight filtering, and ventilation to improve energy efficiency.
- It is located at Place de la Porte de Versailles, near major public transport options including metro, trams, buses, and bike parking.
- The tower includes public spaces such as a daycare center, health center, cultural areas, restaurants, cafés, and shops.
- The building provides outdoor terraces and loggias for views and fresh air, promoting openness and public access.
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