The project spreads over a surface of 45500 square meters and is accessed through a pedestrian street that opens to the winter garden and lobby with a large stair to descent to a plaza in the Boulevard Circulaire.
Great skyscraper in France designed by Robert A. M. Stern
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Designed by the practice of Robert A. M. Stern Architects with an eco-friendly scheme, the Tour Carpe Diem is a skyscraper located in La Defense, France improves pedestrian access to the area due to a raised esplanade continuing the Champs-Elysees axis.
The project spreads over a surface of 45500 square meters and is accessed through a pedestrian street that opens to the winter garden and lobby with a large stair to descent to a plaza in the Boulevard Circulaire.
The façade has multiple facets to make the structure more remarkable and to reflect the changing lights on the area in a more dynamic manner. The mezzanine has a corporate cafeteria and employee restaurant with an overview of the Boulevard, while the dale level contains a winter garden and a sky lighted oasis where an exotic vertical garden is located.
The upper thirty levels host offices and the rooftop is occupied by a clubhouse with conference facilities, meeting rooms and a dining room with 80 seats.
The project spreads over a surface of 45500 square meters and is accessed through a pedestrian street that opens to the winter garden and lobby with a large stair to descent to a plaza in the Boulevard Circulaire.
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