Tour Super-Italie, Skyscraper at avenue d'Italie, 13th arrondissement of Paris, France
Tour Super-Italie is a cylindrical skyscraper standing on avenue d'Italie in the 13th arrondissement with 38 floors containing residential and office spaces. The building rises 112 meters and dominates the urban landscape with its rounded shape.
Architect Maurice Novarina designed the building and completed it in 1974 as part of the Italie 13 urban renewal project. It rose during a period when Paris was reshaping its architecture with modern towers.
The entrance hall features copper artworks by artist Sabatier that reflect the design style of the 1970s. These decorative elements still shape the feeling visitors get when entering the building.
The building is near Maison Blanche metro station, providing easy access to central Paris. The location offers good public transport connections for getting around the city.
The tower has a rooftop pool and solarium on the 34th floor with sweeping views across the entire city. These amenities are rarely found in Paris and offer an unexpected vantage point from such a high position.
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