Harbour Point / Residences 05–63
A tower that turns
toward the light.
129 residences rising 248 metres above the harbour. Every floor turns three-quarters of a degree from the one below, so each home meets the sun at its own angle.
Scroll to ascend01Intent
Most towers are designed to be looked at. Solenne was designed to look out. We turned every floor three-quarters of a degree from the one below, wrapped the facade in two ribbons of glass winter gardens, and crowned it with a lantern that stays lit long after the harbour goes dark.
0.75° rotation per floor
44° total twist
0 identical views
02Architecture
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Four storeys of honed travertine and bronze hold the lobby, a spa and a 25-metre pool deck that steps down to the promenade. At street level the stone pulls back behind a colonnade, so the tower meets the city at walking pace.
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Fifty-nine residential floors, each rotated ¾° from the last. Over the height of the tower that adds up to 44°, so the harbour view drifts from west to south-west as you rise. Two ribbons of projecting glass oriels wind around the facade, one winter garden per floor.
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The final level steps back into a glass lantern, ringed by eighteen-metre bronze fins. By day it is the residents' observatory. At night it is the one light on the skyline you can find from anywhere in the city.
03Materials
Honed Roman travertine in 1.2 m slabs, from the lobby out to the pool deck.
Brushed bronze fins, 700 mm deep, shading the glass when the sun is low.
Wide-plank European oak, fumed and oiled, laid throughout every residence.
Floor-to-ceiling at 3.15 m, with a warm neutral coating that keeps the view true.
04Residences
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05Light
We modelled the sun across all 8,760 hours of the year before drawing a single wall. The twist does the rest: even in midwinter, every residence gets at least four hours of direct sun.
05:00
Before dawn
06Amenities
A 25-metre lap pool, cabanas and an olive garden that steps down to the promenade. Heated all year, lit after dark.
An open-air floor at 162 metres, planted with olive and fig trees, with a library and residents' dining room around the core.
A glass observatory at 231 metres. Breakfast at sunrise, private dinners after dark, and the whole coastline in between.
06.1Also at Solenne
07Location
The last undeveloped plot on the western waterfront. The marina is a three-minute walk; the old town, nine. Everything else is a short drive, or a long lunch, away.
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