Tour Seine, High-rise building in Front de Seine, Paris, France
Tour Seine is a residential and commercial tower in the Front de Seine district of Paris's 15th arrondissement. The building provides direct access to the Beaugrenelle shopping center and regional transportation networks.
Construction of Tour Seine began in 1970, marking the start of vertical development in the Front de Seine district near the Seine River. The project was part of a larger urban renewal that introduced modern towers to this riverfront area.
From the elevated floors of Tour Seine, residents observe decorative frescos embedded in the district's esplanade, representing modern French architectural innovation.
The tower is easily accessible with direct connections to shopping and public transportation nearby. Visitors can explore the area on foot and find various services and links to other neighborhoods.
The tower is part of a rare cluster of about twenty high-rises grouped together in a compact area of Paris. This concentration exists because the district was built under special planning rules not applied elsewhere in the city.
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