Hermitage Plaza, Mixed-use skyscraper complex in La Défense, France
Hermitage Plaza is a planned mixed-use development in Courbevoie featuring two towers standing 320 meters tall. The complex will house residential units, office spaces, shops, and a hotel within its structure.
The design was unveiled by Foster and Partners at the MIPIM real estate exhibition in Cannes in 2009. The development is positioned along Paris's historic axis, responding to long-term urban planning for the region.
The development integrates public spaces with a central plaza connecting to the Seine River, creating a gathering area for community events and social interactions.
The site sits directly along the Seine with planned public spaces for visitors to access. Building permits remain valid through May 2026, and the location is well connected by public transport.
The towers feature an interlocking diamond-shaped design with angled facade panels that both shield from sunlight and maximize views across the city. This geometric approach sets the project apart architecturally within the region.
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