Roca’s bathroom products were chosen for their robust performance and modern aesthetic. Meridian basins and ACCESS WCs, along with PL3 Operating Plates and Duplo Installation Systems, alongside Sentronic Flush Plates and Thesis & Smai Faucets were integrated to enhance both functionality and style. Complementing this, Euret and Site urinals and Diverta basins offer reliable performance that perfectly matches the Tower’s focus on quality and durability, essential for accommodating the millions of visitors the landmark receives each year.

City: Paris

Country: France

Architect: Moatti et Rivière

Category: Landmarks

Year: 2014

Discover the products used in this project

Discover the collections used in this project

Meridian

One single concept for a thousand solutions. One single concept to fulfil any need. The most versatile and global range.

Access

A collection aimed at groups with reduced mobility who seek ergonomic, versatile and sophisticated solutions for the bathroom space. Quality, functionality and design at the service of wellness, comfort and convenience for all needs.

Diverta

Robustness and functionality go hand in hand with this collection. The straight lines, basic and stylish, predominate in this commitment to versatile, lively and practical pieces, which blend perfectly into any space and imbue it with a young and urbane personality.

Easy

Simplicity always works. An easy and adaptable design is the best way to guarantee a modern and appealing style whose neutrality of forms, organic in inspiration, makes it versatile and ergonomic, so that it will fit perfectly into any space.

Other projects in the same category

Roca’s discreet Neo Selene under countertops basins and the efficient Instant self-closing faucets are completed with the versatile Meridian WCs. Accessories from the Access Collection were incorporated to accessibility for those with reduced mobility. Roca’s durable, elegant solutions were chosen for their long-lasting performance and reliable service in one of Barcelona's most visited cultural infrastructures.