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Chapelle Charbon joint development zone, Paris
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Business incubator / Training centre
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National Audiovisual Institute
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Main courtyard of the French National Assembly
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B5 Nursery
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Familistère de Guise
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Vernon Museum
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Housing and local depot Paris
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Innovative office building in a former carpark building
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V Apartment
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Refurbishment Folie P5, Craftroom and workshops
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Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris
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The Louvre Museum
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Urban planning around Notre-Dame church, Châlons-en-Champagne
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La Cabotte
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162 housing units, nursery, Versailles
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Hostel, 127 logements, Lille
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Arsenal
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Hypernuit offices, Paris
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Entrance pavilions to a park
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National Maritime Museum
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11 social housing
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Grass mirror
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Front and Back apartment
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Metropolis
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Openings / Ouvertures
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A number of the contemporary architectural projects developed over the years by the agency concern work on existing buildings (additions, extensions, spatial transformations, etc.). The projects benefitted from the exportation of the working method experienced with historic buildings which considerably enriched the creative process of the agency.
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Microfolie
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Housing 27 units, Paris
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Hybrid office, Cultural incubator
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BIC neighborhood, Clichy
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Digital Campus
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Guesthouse of the Bec Hellouin Abbey
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h2o bench
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Musée de l’Esclavage
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La Fabrique, Pavillon mobile
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Urban restructuration of the RATP site of Saint Fargeau
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Entrance hall of the French National Assembly
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When working on relatively large scale urban planning, from district to square to street to urban furniture, or thinking about issues of landscape within the town, the agency tries not to isolate the architecture from the town, nor to separate thinking on private space from thinking on public space. It is by working on both scales at once that passages and permeability can be more precisely defined in our town-planning projects.
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Chatou
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Boarding facilities, lycée Henri IV
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Intergenerational residency, Maison Saint-Charles
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Entrance to Dinan Castle
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Information circulates between architectural studies and furniture studies…the great scale derives from the small scale. Quicker to produce than architecture because less subject to contingent parameters, furniture design requires a close observation of the way we live: study of the evolution of consumerism, testing the habits of our society, etc.
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728 Logements, Paris
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University of Chicago, 80 housing units
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35 housing units, Montreuil
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Urban planning around Evreux cathedral
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Ilot Bois Perrin, Rennes
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Nursery for 24 children Paris
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32 Housing units, Paris
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Town-centre of Mehun sur Yèvre
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Collectively living in a parisian cluster
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Nicolas Rolin Museum in Autun
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Press-conference room, ministry of agriculture
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La Cartoucherie – digital creation
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The Reuilly barracks, Paris
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The Cabin
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Place de la Madeleine
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Studio Louvre
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Fabrique de l’Imaginaire, Saint-Vaast abbey
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Ursulines Studios
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20 social housing
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Campus SciencesPo
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12 housing units raising an existing office building, Montreuil
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Tumbleweed
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Carrousel at the Musée du Louvre
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Ilot Saint-Germain