Tour Les Terrasses Rodin, Residential high-rise building in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France.

Tour Les Terrasses Rodin is a residential tower standing 92 meters high in Issy-les-Moulineaux, containing 395 apartments distributed across 29 floors. The units range from compact studios to spacious homes, offering diverse living options within a single structure.

Construction of the tower took place between 1973 and 1979 during a period of rapid urban development in the region. It transitioned from single corporate ownership by AXA to individual apartment ownership in 1999, marking a shift in how the building was managed.

The name comes from the nearby Musée Rodin in Meudon, which also gave its name to Boulevard Rodin and the park below Les Épinettes. The tower belongs to the eight high-rises forming the Épinettes ensemble, the group that gave the neighbourhood its name.

The building is a private condominium, not a site open to visitors; access is reserved for residents and their guests. It stands in the Épinettes district, near Boulevard Rodin and the park of the same name downhill from the complex. The residence is monitored around the clock by fire safety staff.

The tower belongs to a group of eight high-rises, mostly social housing, that form the Épinettes ensemble and gave the neighbourhood its name. Its own name comes from the nearby Rodin museum in Meudon, which also named Boulevard Rodin and the park below the Épinettes.