Tour Lilleurope, Office tower in Euralille district, France
Tour Lilleurope is a modern office building in the Euralille district with 25 floors and a total area of approximately 25000 square meters. The tower connects office spaces with a central location that places the train station, metro, and bus lines within immediate reach.
The building was completed in 1995 as part of the development of the Euralille business district alongside Lille-Europe station. This construction phase shaped the modern character of this area.
The tower's name refers to Lille and Europe, reflecting its position in the Euralille business district built around the international station. Its mixed structure, a reinforced concrete ladder beam carrying a steel frame with suspended floors, was built by Rabot Dutilleul Construction. The building is served by the Gare Lille-Europe metro station.
The building has nine elevators and multiple entrances that make orientation straightforward. The direct access to transport links on site makes it easy to explore the district.
The tower and its atrium straddle Lille-Europe station, a technical feat at the time of construction. Its mixed structure, built by Rabot Dutilleul Construction, combines a reinforced concrete ladder beam with a steel frame carrying suspended floors.
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