TF1 Tower

The TF1 Tower is located in France. In the western suburbs of Paris, the commune of Boulogne-Billancourt is located - the most densely populated area of the capital of France. Boulogne is an industrial district, one of the economic centers of the Paris region.

Among a large number of different businesses and offices is the TF1 tower, the headquarters of the French television channel TF1. It is a fourteen-storey skyscraper, 59 meters high and with a total area of 45,000 square meters, which is located on the embankment of Point du jour. The skyscraper was erected in 1992, according to the drawings and plans of architect Roger Sobo, known for the construction of several high-rise buildings.

The TF1 TV channel is very popular in France. He was the originator of French television. Back in 1948, when popularizing television, a directorate of television programs was created. It became known as Radio Radio Television Française (RTF), then the organization became ORTF, which emphasized the state monopoly. In 1974, the state dissolved ORTF, and divided into three television companies, one of which was TF-1. Gradually, it was privatized and in 1987 completely fell under the control of the new owners. TF-1 has a strong image of the channel, corresponding to the mood of “middle France”.