A place of welcome
Each entrance hall boasts its own work of art: Promesses in the West Tower, a sculpture created by Marguerite Humeau, recalls features of Ed Pien’s Rêverie in the East Tower.
Visitors gain access to the towers from the Promenade Germaine-Sablon, an artist and member of the French Resistance, the first person to sing the ‘Song of the Partisans’ in 1943, a woman that both the group and Paris City Hall wanted to celebrate. Art is present in both reception halls, with works by Marguerite Humeau.
Collective work
The employees who contributed to the Work & Café mural on the theme of ‘territories’ are gathered around the French street artist, JBC (center). As its name suggests, this is a coffee and fast food space accessible for coworking (East Tower, 1st floor).
