Tours de Levallois

Tours de Levallois is a modern 42-floor skyscraper located in Levallois-Perret with a height of 164 meters (538 feet) that stands prominently in the northwestern region of greater Paris. The structure features a contemporary design that shapes the local skyline and offers views extending across the Seine River toward the city.

The project faced significant opposition from local residents in 2011 when initial plans for twin towers were rejected, prompting major redesigns. This community response shaped the final building that was eventually constructed on this site.

The building marks how suburban areas around Paris have transformed into places where offices and businesses now shape the skyline.

The building has good access to public transit, with metro stations and bus lines located nearby for travel to central Paris and surrounding areas. Visitors can easily navigate the district using these transportation connections.

The building was constructed in a scaled-down form after sustained community opposition, making it an example of how resident input can reshape large development projects. This compromise reflects the power of local voices in shaping suburban growth.