Perret tower (Grenoble), Skyscraper in Grenoble.
The Perret Tower is a 95-meter-high observatory tower located in Grenoble, France
Inaugurated in 1925, the Perret Tower was the first tower made of reinforced concrete in Europe.
Its distinctive form has made it a symbol of the city Grenoble.
Today, the tower overlooks the Paul Mistral Park and provides a panoramic view of the City of Grenoble
The Tower was declared as a historical monument in 1998 its innovative architectural style.
Location: Grenoble
Inception: May 4, 1925
Architect: Auguste Perret
Official opening: September 6, 1925
Elevators: 2
Height: 95 m
Material: reinforced concrete
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