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A whole new neighborhood full of gleaming white structures and lush vegetation is set to take up 73,500 square meters in the city of Nice, France. “Joia Méridia” is a stunning mixed-use project coordinated by French architecture firm Lambert Lénack and designed by a multidisciplinary team from all around the world. Arguably the most striking of all the structures in this complex is Sou Fujimoto?s “Méridia Tower,” a high-rise comprised of wavy stacked planes and perforations that let sunlight filter down to the ground level.
The complex will be built on a currently vacant plot of land in West Nice, and it’ll be serviced by an as-of-yet-unbuilt rail line that will whisk commuters to and from the city center in a matter of fifteen minutes. It?s envisioned as a modern reinterpretation of Nice?s classic town squares. At its heart is “Méridia Plaza,” a sunny gathering place full of palm trees offering views of all the surrounding architecture...