An architectural madnessThe Arbre Blanc (White Tree)

The Arbre Blanc (White tree)

The “White Tree”, designed by architects Sou Fujimoto, Nicolas Laisné and Manal Rachdi, has been enriching the architectural heritage of Montpellier since 2019.

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A contemporary architectural feat

A bit of History

The White Tree, designed by architects Sou Fujimoto, Nicolas Laisné and Manal Rachdi, has been enriching Montpellier’s architectural heritage since 2019, with its 17 floors and 56 meters high.

We can say that it is the most amazing building in the city, a technological feat, an urban madness combining audacity and elegance!

A bar and an art gallery in the heart of the Tree

L’Arbre Blanc also houses a private art gallery “La Serre” organizing numerous exhibitions as well as a bar/restaurant “l’Arbre” with a splendid view of the banks of the Lez and the Antigone district. Gourmets will find refined French cuisine based on regional products.

Did you know ?

This contemporary “Folie” has many technical innovations, including cantilevered terraces up to 7.5 meters long (a world first in 2019), which show a way of living both “inside and outside “. These terraces also make it possible to reduce energy consumption.

This building was voted as the most beautiful residential building by ArchDaily magazine in 2020.

Profitez de la vue !

Offrez vous une visite des lieux à petit prix avec l’Office de Tourisme lors des visites estivales « Point de vue » !

Vous pouvez également en apprendre plus sur ce lieu contemporain emblématique avec la visite « Architectures contemporaines le long du Lez » qui vous offre un panorama global du quartier Port Marianne.

If you want to visit this place at a low price with the Tourist Office during the summer you may book “Point of view” visits (in French)!

You can also learn more about this emblematic contemporary place with the tour “Contemporary Architectures along the Lez” which offers you a global panorama of the Port Marianne district.