Louizatoren, Modern office building on Avenue Louise, Brussels, Belgium
Louizatoren is a modern office tower on Avenue Louise featuring 24 floors and extensive glass surfaces on its exterior. The building houses office spaces and residential apartments, with 13 elevators serving the different levels.
André and Jean Polak designed this tower in 1964, with construction completed by 1966 for the insurance company Assurances générales de Trieste. The project marked a shift toward contemporary office design in Brussels during that period.
The building represents a significant shift in Brussels' architectural development during the 1960s, introducing contemporary design principles to the urban landscape.
The tower sits on Avenue Louise in central Brussels with easy access via public transportation. The building's entrance areas are spacious and the elevator systems are modern and efficient.
When completed, Louizatoren was among the first structures in Brussels to exceed the 80-meter height mark. This achievement made it a notable landmark in the city's skyline at that time.
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