La Marseillaise: A Responsible Tower

La Marseillaise: A Responsible Tower - urbanNext, November 20, 2018. - 1134 words.

Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Energy and sustainability, High Density, Project, Urban Paradigms

Acoustics, Architecture&environment, Colour, Comfort, Concrete, Design, Energy, Energy consumption, Environment, Façade, Facilities, Flexibility, France, High-rise, Identity, Industrial context, Innovation, Landmark, Low impact, Marseille, Materials, Mediterranean Sea, Neighborhood, Office building, Post-industrial Landscape, Project, Real Estate, Sustainable, Technical systems, Technology, Tower, urban, Urban landscape, Urban planning, Waterfront, Well-being

Photography: Michèle Clavel and we are content(s)

Designed by Jean Nouvel, La Marseillaise marks a real turning point for the Mediterranean city of Marseille. Not only does this 135-meter office block demonstrate architectural and technical prowess, it is also a sustainable economic and social project.

La Marseillaise will have 35,000 m² of office space, thereby providing the city with a professional property vital to any metropolis with international aspirations.

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Architecture Offices-building Marseille, France France

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