Tour Duo, Office and hotel complex in 13th arrondissement, France.
The Tour Duo consists of two slanted glass towers, with the taller structure reaching 180 meters and containing 39 floors of mixed-use spaces.
The construction of Tour Duo began in March 2017 as part of Paris' initiative to develop high-rise buildings along the city periphery.
The building integrates contemporary French architectural principles through its angular design and mixed-use spaces, including offices, hotel rooms, and dining venues.
Located at 51 Rue Bruneseau, the complex includes 96,550 square meters of usable space, with the BPCE banking group occupying a substantial portion.
The towers feature an intentional tilt toward Avenue de France, creating a distinct silhouette against the Parisian skyline.
Location: Paris
Architects: Jean Nouvel
Official opening: 2022
Floors above the ground: 39
Height: 180 m
Website: https://ivanhoecambridge.com/portefeuille/?id=17168
GPS coordinates: 48.82480,2.38296
Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:36
Jean Nouvel is among the most recognized French architects of our time. His work spans five continents, including museums, office towers, concert halls, and residential complexes. Each project demonstrates his ability to combine technical innovation with respect for the local context, whether through material choices, light manipulation, or integration into the existing urban fabric. Among his major works, the Louvre Abu Dhabi features a perforated dome that creates a shower of light, while the Glòries Tower in Barcelona rises with its cylindrical shape and colorful facades. In Paris, the Arab World Institute has a façade equipped with mechanical diaphragms inspired by Islamic art, and the Philharmonie updates concert hall architecture with its silver volumes. Beyond Europe and the Middle East, his projects extend to Sydney with One Central Park and its hanging gardens, or Fort Worth with a museum surrounded by water basins. These buildings provide the opportunity to explore architecture that interacts with its environment and challenges conventions. Each visit allows appreciation of how architectural creativity can transform our relationship with urban and cultural spaces.
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