Tour Chambord, 34-story high-rise building on Boulevard Kellermann, Paris, France.
Tour Chambord is a 34-story residential tower located on Boulevard Kellermann in southern Paris. The structure combines exposed concrete with extensive glazing and stands approximately 96 meters tall.
The tower was built in the early 1970s during a wave of modern high-rise construction that reshaped the southern periphery of Paris. This period of development left a lasting mark on the district's residential landscape.
The base of the tower opens onto Place des 44 Enfants d'Izieu, a space dedicated to remembering children and educators lost during World War II. This ground-level plaza creates a reflective presence within the busy residential neighborhood.
The tramway line T-3a runs directly in front of the building, providing easy access to other parts of the city. This proximity to public transportation makes reaching the area straightforward by transit.
From its upper floors, residents and visitors can see distant landmarks like Notre-Dame Cathedral and Sacre-Coeur Basilica across the Paris skyline. This elevated vantage point reveals the tower's position within the broader urban landscape.
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