TF1 Tower

The TF1 Tower is a fourteen-story cylinder entirely encased in reflective glass, standing fifty-nine meters tall at the corner of Quai du Point-du-Jour and Avenue Le-Jour-Se-Lève. It serves as the headquarters for the TF1 television network, which moved here in nineteen ninety-two from its former studios in central Paris. The building was constructed by the Bouygues group, the parent company of the network, to designs by the architect Roger Saubot.