The Neptune Tower puts on athletic gear for Paris 2024

The Neptune Tower, which is home to one of the offices of Allianz France, has been decked out in athletic gear in the run-up to the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. With a gigantesque banner covering more than 3,000m2, Typhaine Soldé, French Paralympian and member of Team Allianz, is featured in the middle of a jump.
Allianz France gears up for Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games with a gigantesque banner on Neptune Tower
Allianz France gears up for Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games with a giant banner on Neptune Tower.
Over a dozen rope access technicians worked in shifts for two weeks to attach the vast picture to the Neptune Tower. It is now displaying the colors of Paris 2024 to viewers close and far.
Technicians working hard to display the colours of Paris 2024 on Neptune Tower
Technicians working hard to display the colours of Paris 2024 on Neptune Tower
Ahead of Paris 2024, other buildings have been decorated with posters showing athletes in action. A recently added one at the Opéra Place showcases a rhythmic gymnastics athlete doing a handstand on the Alexandre III bridge.
Opéra Place showcases a rhythmic gymnastics athlete doing a handstand on the Alexandre III bridge
Opéra Place showcases a rhythmic gymnastics athlete doing a handstand on the Alexandre III bridge

When it comes to demonstrating the importance of the Games and spreading the enthusiasm in the city, Allianz France has been active in the past, too: In 2012 for example, the Neptune Tower was dressed up by Allianz showcasing French athletes competing at the Olympic and Paralympic Games. At the time, Allianz was insurer and partner of the French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF), a partnership that has now become global.

"We are proud to be a global partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Movements. This impressive artwork by our colleagues from Allianz France, installed on the Allianz France Neptune Tower reflects our enthusiasm and pride in supporting this global celebration of sport and bringing people around the world together in a peaceful way”, says Eike Bürgel, Global Head of Olympic & Paralympic Program at Allianz.

The oversized banner will be visible during both the Olympic and Paralympic Games until mid- September.  

Read more about it in the press release by Allianz France:  Allianz France dans les starting-blocks pour Paris 2024 avec un stickage exceptionnel sur sa Tour Neptune - Allianz.

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