Japanese Architect and founder of Sou Fujimoto Architects, Fujimoto in association with Nicolas Laisné, Dimitri Roussel and OXO Architects have designed the L'Arbre Blanc tower in Montpellier on the shape of a tree. The 17-storey building has been rightly named L'Arbre Blanc, which translates as White Tree and was the winning design of Montpellier city council's Folie Richter competition in 2013. It consists of contains 113 apartments with respected cantilevering balconies all of which faces a different direction. A large number of balconies and pergolas has been incorporated to establish a new type of relationship between residents with publicly accessible facilities on the ground floor and rooftop. The ground floor houses a public art gallery.  The top of the tower has a rooftop bar with a panoramic garden which allows a great view of the city for the public.

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