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“TOO Hotel strives for simple yet extraordinary pleasures. It offers a heavenly and unique break from earthly cares, and is perched so high up you get the feeling Paris is all yours.” Laurent Taïeb, founder of the TOO Hotel.

TOO Hotel , by Laurent Taïeb, is perched at the top of Jean Nouvel’s Tours Duo skyscrapers in Paris’s vibrant 13th district. This new four-star retreat nestling in the clouds offers rooms with spectacular views over Paris , the river Seine , the Eiffel Tower and all the other countless wonders of the French capital. It also boasts a panoramic restaurant , a sky bar with a sweeping terrace, and a spa in the sky with an open-air jacuzzi .

“It’s the story of a palace floating in the sky above Paris, bursting with energy, dreams, love, wishes, intelligence and laughter. The evening begins in Paris, but by the end, you could almost be in another of the world’s great cities.”

Philippe Starck, Artistic Director & Interior Architect

The TOO Restaurant offers a suspended moment in time above the city of lights. Book a table for breakfast, lunch or dinner at this unique panoramic restaurant nestling in a six-metre-high glass cube, and enjoy its contemporary and refined world cuisine all year-round.

Feel on top of the world at lively and vibrant TOO TacTac Skybar, which overlooks Paris, breaking through the clouds at a dizzy height of 120 metres. Take a seat in its panoramic indoor space or out on its sweeping, gravity-defying terrace and discover the mesmerizing show of colours as the sun arcs across the city sky.

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Enjoy a TOO Hôtel experience in the Parisian sky thanks to our exclusive offers and make your stay as a couple, by yourself, with friends or with family a success!

On a relaxing break, business trip or special occasion, discover Paris as you have never seen it before!

The TOO Chill spa offers an unforgettable high-altitude break in Paris. With its views of the river Seine and the sunrise, its exquisite cedar wood sauna and amazing open-air jacuzzi, the spa alone embodies the panache of this exceptional place.

Located in the heart of Paris’s new business district, the TOO Meeting space welcomes you and your co-workers or guests all year-round. Discover our four modular meeting rooms, ideal for events with 14 to 75 people.

« Le TOO Hôtel va à l’essentiel tout en cultivant l’extraordinaire. Il offre une pause céleste et inédite à nos vies exaltées, la sensation d’être si haut que tout Paris nous appartient. » Laurent Taïeb, concepteur du TOO Hôtel. L’établissement s’installe dans un Paris 13 effervescent, au sommet d’une des Tours Duo de Jean Nouvel. Cette nouvelle adresse 4 étoiles accrochée aux nuages propose des chambres aux vues spectaculaires sur Paris, la Seine, la Tour Eiffel et tous les monuments de la capitale, un restaurant panoramique, un skybar doté d’une vaste terrasse ainsi qu’un spa en plein ciel et son jacuzzi extérieur. « C’est l’histoire d’un château suspendu au-dessus de Paris. Ce château est rempli d’énergie, de rêves, d’amour, de désirs, d’intelligence et de rires. En ce moment, on dit qu’il est à Paris. Mais en fin de soirée, on peut y voir d’autres grandes villes du monde.» Philippe Starck, Directeur Artistique & Architecte d’intérieur

• Ouverture de l’hôtel Octobre 2022
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• Adresse 51, rue Bruneseau - 75013 Paris
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Jean Nouvel's Tours Duo Nears Completion and Redefines Parisian Skyline

• Written by Andreea Cutieru
• Published on May 18, 2021

Carefully placed within the urban context and the product of searched perspectives and precise gestures, Ateliers Jean Nouvel's mixed-use project Tours Duo is set to become a landmark for Eastern Paris . Located close to the Paris ring boulevard and in the vicinity of a vast expanse of railway infrastructure, the project's site was the main driving point for the design, giving it its iconic shape. The project featuring two inclined towers nears completion, and photographer Jad Sylla shows the structures changing the Parisian skyline.

Featuring two inclined towers: Duo 1, rising 39 stories / 180metres high and Duo 2, of 28 storey / 125 metres, the project's defining leaning figure is not a gratuitous gesture but a response to the conditions of this site. The inclination brings the towers into view on Avenue de France . At the same time, one facade catches the reflection of the rail tracks adjacent to the site, which become an integral part of the architectural image. Each façade is slightly different, both for aesthetic reasons as well as energy efficiency.

The mixed-use project rising on a former industrial site on the banks of the Seine will comprise office spaces, bars and restaurants, an auditorium, retail spaces and green outdoor areas. Additionally, Duo 2 features a hotel designed by Philippe Starck, occupying six floors. At ground level, the two towers create an urban plaza overlooking the railway. When completed, Duo 1 will be the third tallest building in Paris , after Tour Eiffel and Tour Montparnasse. The project broke ground in 2017 after an international competition established the winning design. The project is set to be completed by the end of 2021.

Tours Duo is one of a series of projects reshaping Paris . Ateliers Jean Nouvel has recently revealed plans for new mixed-use development in the Greater Paris area, and SANAA's renovation of La Samaritaine Department Store is set to open its doors to the public later this year.

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“These two buildings aim at increasing the pleasure of being in this place. They seek out views, accommodate vegetation on their terraces. The hotel offers a panoramic restaurant and a large roof-covered terrace facing the Seine and historic Paris. The summit of the office tower features a panoramic meeting space as part of the development program.”

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Le retour des Immeubles de grande hauteur à Paris

Les tours Duo marquent le retour des immeubles de grande hauteur à Paris. En effet, depuis 2010, la Ville a autorisé le déplafonnement des hauteurs d’immeuble dans plusieurs quartier situés à la périphérie de Paris. Après le Tribunal de Paris (culminant à 160m) et avant la tour Triangle (qui culminera à 180m si son chantier démarre un jour), les tours Duo s’élèvent au rang de 2e tour habitée la plus haute de Paris après la   tour Montparnasse (210m actuellement, voir également la rénovation de la tour Montparnasse ).

Deux tours en V

Livré en grande partie en décembre 2021 (inauguration officielle prévue au printemps 2022), ce projet gigantesque a été conçu par l’atelier Jean Nouvel . Il est composé de deux tours asymétriques : Duo 1 (hauteur 180m et 39 étages) et Duo 2 (122m et 27 étages) .  La première s’incline doublement vers l’avenue de France et vers le périphérique. La deuxième s’écarte de la première par des retraits successifs formant des terrasses arborées. Grâce à cette inclinaison (7 façades sur 8 présentent des inclinaisons toutes différentes), les deux bâtiments jouent avec les reflets et multiplient par des jeux d’optique les images en mouvement, notamment avec le traffic du périphérique qui se reflète dessus. Plus spectaculaire encore, la partie supérieure de Duo 1 constitue visuellement un volume indépendant donnant une sensation visuelle d’équilibre périlleux et de mouvement .

Un programme mixte

Le programme est mixte : il comprend 97.000 m² de bureaux déjà occupés par le siège du groupe BPCE (l’intégralité de Duo 1 et une partie de Duo 2), ainsi qu’ un hôtel 4 étoiles et restaurant-bar panoramique (groupe Laurent Taïeb et aménagement confié à Philippe Starck) situé dans les dix derniers étages de Duo 2. En outre, 1.800 m2 sont destinés à des commerces. Les tours Duo ont déjà été récompensées par plusieurs prix. Le projet a obtenu les certifications WELL platinium, LEED Platine, HQE et Effinergie+, et Wired certification.

Les tours Duo sont commentées au cours de la visite guidée du quartier de la Bibliothèque François Mitterrand .

Pour l’architecte Jean Nouvel , voir également l’Institut du Monde Arabe , la fondation Cartier , le musée du quai Branly , l’institut Imagine , la Philharmonie .

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Tours Duo, une prouesse architecturale aux contraintes structurelles exceptionnelles

Dans le 13ème arrondissement de Paris, les tours Duo, conçues par les Ateliers Jean Nouvel et ancrées sur une infrastructure commune, culmineront à 180 m de haut et 39 étages pour la première, et à 125 m et 28 étages pour la seconde. Pour cette réalisation, plus de 40 000 m3 de bétons ont déjà été livrés par Cemex.   Inclinées à 5°, soit davantage que la célèbre tour pisane, les deux « soeurs » bâties sur une étroite parcelle située entre les boulevards extérieurs, le périphérique et en bordure des voies ferrées de la gare d’Austerlitz, abriteront prochainement des bureaux de Natixis / Groupe BPCE ainsi que d’autres activités. Duo 1 accueillera 69 000 m2 de bureaux, un auditorium, un restaurant d’entreprise et des commerces, tandis que Duo 2 comptera 19 000 m2 de bureaux, un restaurant d’entreprise, des commerces, mais également un hôtel de 139 chambres, un restaurant et un bar panoramiques. Les tours reposent sur une infrastructure de 9 niveaux de sous-sol (parking, archives et locaux techniques) d’une surface totale de 140 000 m2. Duo 1, la tour la plus haute, dévie à partir du 29ème étage et différents retraits au niveau de Duo 2 contribuent à ce que les deux bâtiments, dans leur ensemble, forment un « V ».    Des bétons spécifiques ultra-locaux    Entre 2017 et 2020, depuis ses unités de production de Paris-Tolbiac et d’Ivry-sur-Seine situées à proximité du chantier, pour Duo 2, Cemex aura fourni à Bateg, filiale de Vinci Construction France près de 40 000 m3 bétons prêts à l’emploi : 10 000 m3 de bétons de fondations pour les parois moulées, plus de 29 500 m3 de bétons génie civil et architectoniques pour les élévations, ainsi que des bétons hautes performances destinés au coulage d’une mégapoutre comprenant un système de refroidissement intégré et soutenant l’ensemble des tours, ces derniers ayant été conçus et livrés par l’unité de production de Paris Port-Victor. L’ensemble des bétons ont été conçus avec des formulations allégeant le bilan carbone du bâtiment, notamment pour les fondations. En 2021, 150 m3 de bétons horizontaux décoratifs noirs ont été livrés pour la réalisation des terrasses des deux tours tandis que les livraisons de chape anhydrite à séchage accéléré se poursuivent pour près de 2 000 m² de planchers chauffants en rez-de-chaussée et en étages. La plupart de ces bétons ont été pompés. Par ailleurs, durant ces trois années, grâce à son robuste dispositif logistique multimodal, Cemex aura évacué la quasi-totalité des déblais, soit près de 42 000 tonnes.   Les intervenants Maître d’ouvrage : Ivanhoé Cambridge Europe Architecte : Ateliers Jean Nouvel Entreprise générale : Bateg - Vinci Construction France Maîtrise d’oeuvre générale, BET fluides, AMO certifications env.: Artelia Bureau d’études structure et VRD : Egis  

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Artlite active doré: jean nouvels tours duo in paris cladded with an energy-generating ‘gold look’ façade by solar visuals

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For its project Tours Duo, two 180-meter and 125-meter high-rise buildings in the 13e arrondissement ‘Gobelins’ in Paris, that will be completed next year, Ateliers Jean Nouvel has chosen Solar Visuals’ energy-generating façade panels to leverage energy use and minimize the carbon footprint of the buildings. The 1500 square meter façade will be clad with 825 Solar Visuals panels in a custom-designed ‘gold look’.

The 825-panel project and the 1500 square meters of energy generating cladding material will be split between DUO-1 and DUO-2. Due to this building integrated solution, the façades of buildings have become a large-scale resource for renewable energy generation. The custom-made Artlite Active Doré panels, especially designed and tailored for Tours Duo Paris by Solar Visuals, address the urgency to make the built environment energy neutral by 2030 as set out in The Paris Agreement while making a statement as a key design element for the two mixed-use towers.

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Artlite Active Doré panels are a glass solution, made from 4mm matte structured tempered glass and matt anodized gold frame, generating a power per panel of 250Wp by using premium technologies around the module: The monocrystalline cells combine high efficiency and performance with sleek aesthetics.

The panels, designed and installed by SOLSTYCE and provided by BIPV company Solar Visuals together with partners AGC Glass Europe, are set apart for their revolutionary printing layer. For the perfect balance between aesthetics and an optimized energy yield, a Solar Visuals developed grid pattern is used, partly covering the full black PV module including black busbars. In the case of the gold façade of Tour Duo, from nearby, this Star pattern is visible, while from further away the human eye creates a full-coverage gold façade.

Tours Duo, commissioned by global real estate company Ivanhoé Cambridge Europe, brings new office space, restaurants, retail, a hotel, and an auditorium to the 13e arrondissement in the east side of Paris.

“This project is about building the east side of Paris, its summit, its culminating point for the beginning of the century. It is also about creating a character, a singularity that is in relation with the reality of the site that reveals the particular beauty that relies on it to invent and strengthen the attractiveness of the place”, as released by Ateliers Jean Nouvel.

The commission by the renowned French architecture firm is an exciting new step for the Dutch renewable energy company and AGC’s Active Glass series.

“This project, in collaboration with an incredible team and partners, is the starting point of a future with endless possibilities for the aesthetic integration of solar panels in the built environment” , says Solar Visuals.

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TOO TacTac Skybar, the highest rooftop in Paris goes into summer mode

If you're a fan of rooftops and great views , summer is shaping up to be festive and caliente with some great evenings in store. Want to climb as high as you can? Head for the terrace of the TOO Hôtel , which everyone can see in the distance as it sits atop one of the 13th arrondissement's Duo Towers, between Station F and the BNF .

Since last October , it has been possible to climb to the top of the tower, on the 27th floor, inside the famous 6-metre-high glass cube that can be seen from a height of 120m, to discover the TOO TacTac Skybar .

The TOO TacTac Skybar is a great place to enjoy the view in summer and winter alike. It features a 350m2 indoor bar and a 150m2 outdoor terrace . All designed by the famous Philippe Starck , in a beautiful blend of classic elegance and futuristic modernity.

With its immense panoramic terrace transforming the bar into a unique rooftop, the view is yours from late afternoon to evening, in a lively atmosphere.

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On the plate, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., we serve Burrata with cherry tomatoes and taggiasche olives, Citrus Salad, Takoyaki , Chicken or Duck Nems , Don Buri , Vegan Wok or Kung Fu Chicken Karaage . Desserts include Pierre Hermé macaroons, Carrot Cake, Chou chocolat and Benoît Castel 's famous cheesecake.

Cocktails include Sunrise Times with hibiscus and Sichuan pepper, Too Tropical with guava and lemon, and Pistachio with pistachio cream. Of course, wine and champagne are also on the menu in this magical setting.

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Find out more at TOO Hôtel, the rooftop with panoramic restaurant and Skybar TOO Hôtel is the name of Laurent Taïeb's new address at the top of the Duo Towers, set to open this Thursday, October 20, 2022 in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, between Station F and the BNF. A hotel in the Paris skyline, featuring a restaurant with exceptional panoramic views, a tree-lined spa and a Skybar. [Read more] Too Restaurant, we tested the sublime panoramic restaurant of Paris, menu and pictures TOO Restaurant, it's the name of the restaurant that madness which opened its doors last October. We went to discover this restaurant with an exceptional panoramic view on the Seine, the Sacré-Coeur, Notre-Dame or the Eiffel Tower. [Read more]

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Dates and Opening Time Starts October 20th, 2022

Location TOO Hotel 65 Rue Bruneseau 75013 Paris 13

Prices Plats chauds: €5 - €16 Plats froids: €8 - €12 Desserts: €9 - €13

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Tour DUO zone RIE – PARIS 13e

Situées dans le 13 e  arrondissement de la capitale, en bordure de la Seine et des voies ferrées, la première tour offrira 39 étages sur 180 mètres et la seconde, 27 étages sur 122 mètres. La destination de ces immeubles de grande hauteur est mixte : d’une part 96 100 m 2  de bureaux, de l’autre, sur 12 000 m 2 , un hôtel, un restaurant bar avec une vue panoramique sur Paris, un auditorium, des commerces, un jardin et des terrasses végétalisées. Ils devraient être en outre les premiers en France à bénéficier du label d’excellence WELL (WELL Building Standard).

Evoquant ces tours asymétriques, Jean Nouvel, qui a déjà réalisé à Paris l’Institut du monde arabe, la Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, le Musée du quai Branly et la Philharmonie, parle d’une « composition architecturale lisible ». 

Dans ce cadre RYFE réalisas l’ensemble des carnets de détails et plans d’exécutions des plafonds suspendu en bois et miroir située aux RIE Tour DUO 1 et DUO 2

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Tours Duo: un complexe hôtelier signé Philippe Starck est prévu

Alors que les travaux du projet des tours Duo, imaginé par Jean Nouvel , ont démarré fin mai 2017 dans le 13e arrondissement de Paris, le groupement Valotel, GLT-Urban et le designer Philippe Starck ont signé un bail avec Ivanhoé Cambridge, filiale immobilière de la Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec. Ils y installeront un complexe hôtelier au sommet de la tour Duo 2, haute de 122 mètres.

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Jour officiel pour le nouveau siège du Groupe BPCE

Dans l’Est parisien, les deux Tours imaginées par l'architecte Jean Nouvel, nouveau siège du Groupe BPCE, ont été inaugurées avec les parties prenantes qui ont œuvré à leur construction.

Cet événement marque une réalisation emblématique pour la ville de Paris et pour le Groupe BPCE, dans un 13 e arrondissement qui ne cesse de se transformer, depuis plus de trente ans, et dont l’histoire est intimement liée à celle du Groupe, qui l’a vu naître et se développer. 

Un peu plus de cinq ans après la première pelletée, le Groupe BPCE inaugure ainsi son nouveau siège et la nouvelle « maison commune » de ses marques et entreprises. Ces deux Tours sont avant tout une véritable prouesse architecturale : sorties de l’esprit de Jean Nouvel, asymétriques et pour l’une d’elles inclinée de 4,5 degrés, culminant à 122 mètres pour la tour Ouest et à 180 mètres de hauteur pour la tour Est (la plus haute de Paris après la tour Eiffel et la Tour Montparnasse), leur construction a nécessité de faire appel à de multiples corps de métiers (près de 1 000 ouvriers sur le chantier en moyenne) et des expertises alliant innovation et durabilité, tant dans la construction que dans l’aménagement et le fonctionnement des bâtiments – certifiés LEED Platinum, HQE Exceptionnel, Effinergie+ et WELL Platinum –. Pour les architectes et maîtres d’œuvre comme pour les investisseurs (le groupe immobilier Ivanhoé Cambridge et BPCE Assurances), le lieu a été pensé comme un ensemble mixte, ouvert sur la ville et les services, à commencer par le TOO Hôtel conçu par le groupe Taïeb, dans la partie haute de la tour Ouest.

Pour le Groupe BPCE, les Tours incarnent également une nouvelle vision du travail, qui associe nouveaux environnements et nouveaux modes de travail, hybrides, pour proposer aux collaborateurs une expérience optimale en termes d’efficacité, de bien-être et de responsabilité environnementale. Pour les 9 000 collaborateurs qui seront installés dans les Tours BPCE, à terme, en 2023, comme pour leurs collègues des autres sites du Groupe, c’est le début d’une nouvelle aventure, et pour l’Est parisien certainement un nouveau repère.

En photo (de gauche à droite) : Emmanuel Grégoire, 1 er adjoint à la Mairie de Paris, Laurent Mignon, président du directoire du Groupe BPCE, Nathalie Palladitcheff, directrice générale Ivanhoé Cambridge, Thierry Cahn, président du conseil de surveillance du Groupe BPCE, Frédérique Monjanel, directrice générale Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Yves Boulu-Gauthier, directeur général adjoint de Vinci Construction France.

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Hannah Green conserve son titre sur le JM Eagle Championship, Boutier 13e

L'Australienne Hannah Green a accéléré en fin de dernier tour en Californie pour y conserver son titre et s'offrir un 5e succès sur le LPGA (-12). Au combat toute la journée, Céline Boutier n'a rien lâché et termine 13e (-2).

Elle avait le titre, elle l'a conservé. Hannah Green est restée en contrôle au début de ce 4e tour du JM Eagle Championship (dans le par après 11 trous) avant de fortement accélérer (un eagle et trois birdies sur les 7 derniers trous). En signant un 66, l'Australienne s'est mise à l'abri de toute mauvaise surprise puisque seule la Suédoise Madelene Sagstrom, partie de trop loin et finalement 8e, a fait mieux qu'elle lors de ce dimanche ensoleillé (65).

Hannah Green (-12) a bouclé la semaine avec trois coups d'avance sur Maja Stark, une autre Suédoise. Un bonheur non dissimulé : « Je me plais beaucoup ici, je sais que le tournoi ne se disputera pas en ces lieux en 2025 mais j'ai hâte de revenir l'année suivante. C'est l'un des plus grands publics du circuit. J'ai vécu une semaine incroyable. Quand j'ai fait eagle au 15, je me suis dit que j'avais scellé mon succès. Et puis, j'ai vu Maja à -9 et je suis donc restée concentrée. D'habitude, je gagne d'un point, cette fois j'ai un peu plus de marge, c'est cool. Cette victoire va me permettre de sécuriser quasiment ma place pour les JO ».

Céline Boutier n'a aucun doute sur sa présence au Golf National début août mais elle lutte pour retrouver son extraordinaire fluidité et réussite de l'an dernier. La Française est mal partie sur ce dernier tour (bogeys aux 3, 5, 6) mais elle a eu le mérite de se battre, comme toujours, avec talent, pour rendre une carte colorée (cinq birdies, cinq bogeys), rester à -2 et arracher une 13e place plus que correcte, à un point du Top 10. Et si la grande forme n'était plus très loin ? C'est tout le mal qu'on lui souhaite.

Irish eyes smile upon Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry in Zurich Classic of New Orleans triumph

Duo outlasts chad ramey/martin trainer in playoff at tpc louisiana.

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When Martin Trainer missed his par-saving, playoff-extending putt late Sunday at TPC Louisiana, the Irish lads – you couldn’t really call them anything else, could you? – looked at each other and hugged. Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy had won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Lowry lifted McIlroy up in a colossal embrace, and the celebration was on.

The duo – friends for a quarter century, nearby homeowners in South Florida and weekly playdate pals with their young kids – turned things around Sunday after a tough start and walked away PGA TOUR winners, again.

“We went out there, we had loads of fun, and we won the tournament. You couldn’t ask for a better week,” Lowry said.

“To win any PGA TOUR event is very cool, but to do it with one of your closest friends … Think about where we met and where we've come from, to be on this stage and do this together – just awesome to be able to do it alongside this guy,” McIlroy added.

For McIlroy, it was his 25th TOUR title, his third in a tournament debut. He now has at least one win in seven consecutive PGA TOUR seasons. Lowry won for the first time on TOUR since the 2019 Open Championship, his third TOUR win overall.

Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry news conference after winning Zurich Classic

McIlroy and Lowry were the expected champions, given the lack of proven winners around them on the leaderboard heading into Sunday. But no one could have predicted Trainer and Chad Ramey zipping 25 spots up the leaderboard in the final round after a format-tying 9-under 63. They were waiting around for upwards of three hours before finding out they would be in a playoff.

And even though McIlroy and Lowry were the favorites, that doesn’t mean the win was guaranteed.

Lowry said at breakfast Sunday they noticed how much the trees were whipping and yet, Ramey and Trainer shot “an unbelievable score.” Lowry and McIlroy were 1-over through six holes and needed to make something happen quickly – and that’s exactly what they did.

“To play the last 12 holes in 5-under I think was very, very good," Lowry said. "It showed a lot about our character and how much we wanted to win this thing,”

Lowry is about two years older than McIlroy; the duo first represented Ireland at the 2007 European Amateur Team Championship. They were European Ryder Cup teammates in both Wisconsin and Rome. And they played together at the Olympics in 2021, something they’re hoping to do again this summer in Paris.

“I know to go back to Ireland with an Olympic medal would be like a dream,” Lowry said.

“I was in a seven-way playoff in Tokyo for a bronze medal, and I’ve never tried so hard to finish third in my life,” added McIlroy.

This was McIlroy’s fourth straight week of TOUR competition, and Lowry’s third straight. There were no signs of fatigue from either man late Sunday at TPC Louisiana, with McIlroy knocking his drive on the par-5 18th in regulation upwards of 350 yards. Lowry, with a laugh, said he wasn’t sure what to do from the position his partner had left him in.

Rory McIlroy’s clutch 72nd hole chip yields tying birdie at Zurich Classic

This wouldn’t be considered a breakthrough victory for either player, given their long-standing pedigree and solid starts to 2024 (Lowry had two top-five finishes in Florida, while McIlroy won on the DP World Tour earlier this year and finished third at the Valero Texas Open earlier this month), but their easy chemistry in Louisiana could be a harbinger of good things to come.

The fans in New Orleans, too, seemed to buoy the boys. There were chants of "Rory, Rory," and there was a story relayed on the CBS broadcast of Lowry and McIlroy getting a standing ovation when they left dinner on Saturday night at Arnaud’s, a jazzy, 100-year-old fine-dining spot in New Orleans' French Quarter.

“It's not lost on me how cool that is. Every time I get to play in front of thousands of people, the little boy in me just thinks it's so cool and so exciting,” McIlroy said. “The crowd really made the weekend.”

“Rory brings a crowd, and people love him. We've got a lot of love this week in New Orleans, and we've had just the best week,” added Lowry.

What now, though? It was a big week and a big win for some of the TOUR’s most affable players. For Lowry, he’s earned his way into the rest of the Signature Events on the 2024 schedule, and it’s “freed him up,” he said. For McIlroy, he had exited big events like THE PLAYERS and the Masters with a few more questions about his game and its overall direction. This week, though, McIlroy reflected on why he and Lowry, all those years ago back home, started playing golf – because it was fun.

“I think sort of reinjecting a little bit of that fun back into it in a week like this week – it can always help,” McIlroy said.

“Hopefully we can both kick on now,” Lowry said of good things to come. “It was great fun all week, everything about it was just brilliant.”

When Irish eyes are smiling, it leads to a PGA TOUR victory.

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Rory McIlroy “carries” Shane Lowry to 25th PGA Tour win at Zurich Classic

The all-Irish duo of McIlroy and Lowry came from behind Sunday to capture the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

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The PGA Tour is in New Orleans this week for the only team event on tour, the Zurich Classic.

Despite a tumultuous round by Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry , the Irish duo came out on top in a playoff over Martin Trainer and Chad Ramey.

It is McIlroy’s 25th career victory on the PGA Tour . Lowry notched his third and his first since winning The Open in 2019. But it was the former that did most of the heavy lifting.

“Let’s go and get 400 [FedEx Cup] points each. That’s what we’ve done, and I nearly feel a little bit bad taking them because Rory carried me a lot of the way,” Lowry said with a smile after the win.

Nearly three hours before the 72nd hole had been played by all teams, Trainer and Ramey entered the clubhouse at 25-under par. A number of pairs were already at or just below that number with practically an entire round to play.

Yet, windy conditions made scoring very difficult as no one would finish any lower.

A bogey on 17 for McIlroy and Lowry dropped them one shot off the pace. But the Northern Irishman made up for it on 18 with a fantastic chip . That set up a short birdie putt, which Lowry drained to get into the playoff.

RORY MCILROY! Shane Lowry has a chance to sink that putt to tie the lead. pic.twitter.com/hkma9BdZeK — Golf Digest (@GolfDigest) April 28, 2024

In the playoff, Ramey and Trainer’s rust showed. Two hours and 54 minutes after they finished their round, Trainer’s tee shot missed the fairway left. Despite getting a clean lie just short of the fairway bunker, Ramey yanked his 3-wood well left of the green.

Meanwhile, McIlroy’s tee shot found the fairway. Lowry’s approach came up just short, nestling into the greenside bunker. But they were still in decent shape.

Trainer chunked his third and Ramey chipped up near the hole, leaving a makable 5-footer for par.

McIlroy hit a decent bunker shot, which left his fellow Irishman with 10 feet for the win. But just like much of the week, Lowry’s putter failed him. He missed the putt just above the hole and it appeared as though a massive opportunity slipped away.

Moments later though, Trainer inexplicably missed his short par putt, sealing the victory for McIlroy and Lowry.

“Absolutely amazing. We’ve had an awesome week here in New Orleans. The crowds all week have been absolutely amazing. To get the support that we’ve had out there and to have so much fun while doing it, it’s been an awesome week, and obviously I feel like it’s just a bonus to win at the end,” McIlroy said.

“But couldn’t be better to have this man alongside me to get a PGA Tour win together.”

It likely was not the way they envisioned winning, but a victory is a victory, however it comes.

This was McIlroy’s first time playing in this event. He had such a great time and received such a warm welcome, that he already let everyone know his future plans.

“I’d say we’re going to come back and defend next year.”

In a much-needed boost, Lowry and McIlroy jumped to 12th and 15th respectively on the FedEx Cup points list with the win.

Kendall Capps is the Senior Editor of SB Nation’s Playing Through. For more golf coverage, follow us @_PlayingThrough on all major social media platforms.

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