Les Mercuriales

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Les Mercuriales
Tours Mercuriales
Location Bagnolet
(Northeast of Paris)
Construction 1975
Use Office
Height
Total 122 m (400 ft)
Roof 122 m (400 ft)
Technical Details
Floors 33
Floor space — m² ( ft²)
Architect —

Les Mercuriales are two office twin towers located in the commune of Bagnolet, in the inner suburbs of Paris, France.

Built in 1975 and with a height of 122 meters, both towers are named Tour Levant and Tour Ponant. They are built at Porte de Bagnolet nearby Paris périphérique. Their design is relatively boxy, however they benefit from a nice cladding which makes of them popular towers, especially in the Northeast area of Paris they dominate.

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