The Zaha Hadid building in Diderot features a distinctive, undulating glass facade that ripples across the street corner like a frozen wave. Designed by the late architect to house the headquarters of Groupama, the structure broke away from the rigid, boxy office towers typical of this business district. Construction crews struggled to install the complex, curved glass panels, which required custom manufacturing for nearly every single window. It serves as the primary workspace for hundreds of employees who navigate its sweeping, open interior floor plans.
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