Tour du ciel

This is an article related to the Commonwealth of New Duveland

Tour du ciel
General information
Status	Completed
Type	Residential
Architectural style	modern
Town or city	Toulon
Country	New Duveland
Construction started	2016
Completed	2023
Height
Architectural	270.5 m (887 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	90
Lifts/elevators	35
Design and construction
Architecture firm	Noel Robinson Architects / Nettletontribe
Structural engineer	ADG Engineers & Bonnacci Group
Civil engineer	Inertia
Quantity surveyor	GRC Quantity Surveyors
Main contractor	Hutchinson Builders

Tour du Ciel, standing at 270.5 meters (887 feet), is a towering residential skyscraper located in Toulon, Devereaux, New Duveland. This impressive structure boasts a total of 90 stories, making it the tallest building in Toulon and the twelfth tallest in New Duveland. Notably, its sheer size renders it the largest residential building within the southern hemisphere, solidifying its significance in the architectural landscape.

The tower encompasses 1,138 apartments, ranging from one, two and three bedroom apartments, in addition to sub-penthouse and penthouse accommodations. As part of its all-encompassing amenities, the tower features a recreational deck located on the 89th floor, home to New Duveland's highest infinity-edge swimming pool, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Complementing this urban oasis, the project includes an extensive eight-level basement car park, providing a total of 980 parking spaces, catering to the needs of its residents and visitors alike.

Tour du Ciel, upon its completion in 2023, marked a significant shift in Toulon's skyline, surpassing the 236-meter Le Chatel tower that had held the title of the city's tallest building from 2008. This architectural transition underscores the dynamic evolution of Toulon's urban landscape and aligns with the broader global trend of cities continually redefining their skylines with towering residential structures. The ascent of Tour du Ciel stands as a testament to the city's commitment to contemporary urban development and its pursuit of vertical living spaces, contributing to the ongoing transformation of residential living in the city.

Gallery

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  The tower as seen in 2019
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  Tour du ciel under construction in 2022
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  The tower as seen from the Devereaux River
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  The tower seen from street level

See also

• List of tallest buildings in New Duveland
• List of tallest buildings in Toulon
• Architecture of New Duveland