Triptyque completed Rue de l’Église Residence in Paris in 2025, introducing a 3,600-square-metre hotel-residence into a part of the 15th arrondissement defined by several periods of construction. Commissioned by Bouygues Immobilier and operated by Edgar Suites, the project contains 39 apartments and 106 rooms, with accommodation ranging from studios to four-bedroom units. RESIDENTIAL The surrounding […] More
Uchronia presents Le Grand Bouquet at the Grand Palais in Paris from September 11 to 20, 2026, creating a monumental floral installation inside the Rotonde d’Antin for Paris Design Week. Founded by Julien Sebban, the multidisciplinary design collective developed the project in direct response to the architecture and decorative vocabulary of the historic interior. DESIGN […] More
In Évry-Courcouronnes, France, HEMAA has completed the Jacques Prévert Public Services Center, a civic building conceived as a connector between Les Pyramides and Le Bois Sauvage. The project brings municipal, cultural, social and family services together within a single neighborhood hub. CULTURAL The program includes a branch town hall, a parenting center, a 30-cot nursery, […] More
Antonio Virga Architecte has completed the renovation and extension of the Saint-Mandé Media Library in France, transforming a building originally inaugurated in 1971 into a more visible and open cultural institution. Located opposite the Bois de Vincennes, the project redefines both the exterior identity and internal organization of the 1,582-square-meter building. EDUCATIONAL The intervention began […] More
Ferrier Marchetti Studio has completed La Tuilerie, a new cultural centre in Limoux, France, transforming the site of a former tile factory into a civic destination that reconnects the town with an important chapter of its industrial history. The project combines adaptive reuse with new construction, creating a mixed-use complex that supports culture, education, administration […] More
In Rueil-Malmaison, Hérault Arnod Architectures approaches collective housing through a direct question: why do so many people prefer a house to a flat? Paysage Habité, also known as Résidence Harmonie, responds by bringing several house-like qualities into a dense residential building. The project gives residents a garden, outdoor space, personal storage, easier bike access, and […] More
Between Montpellier’s Arceaux and Figuerolles districts, Espace Ambroise Croizat converts a fragmented institutional site into an open social facility built around access, dignity and daily support. Designed by TAUTEM Architecture for the CCAS de Montpellier, the 1,370 square metre project rehabilitates the former Centre for Social Experimentation and Innovation while retaining the physical traces left […] More
Atelier Stéphane Fernandez approaches Domaine Bel Air as an act of extension instead of insertion. Located near Aix-en-Provence, the project introduces four single-storey villas into a protected estate shaped by an 18th-century bastide, a formal French garden, an olive grove and distant views towards Montagne Sainte-Victoire. The architects use the existing topography, vegetation and historic […] More
Marcoux Mathern & Associés reshaped La Perle d’Azur in Cannes through a full architectural transformation focused on proportion, circulation and atmosphere. The villa, already recent in construction, needed a clearer spatial order. Its facades lacked unity, its entrance felt monumental yet cold, its thresholds carried too much force, and its proportions created uncertainty across the […] More
Atelier Régis Roudil Architectes completes a social housing project in Cornebarrieu, France, at the southern edge of the ZAC Monges-Croix du Sud. The development occupies a transitional position between preserved open land and the newer urban fabric of the district, giving the project a clear civic role from the outset. Located at 2 rue Jacqueline […] More
A protected garden rarely becomes the starting point of an architectural project in Paris. At 19 ADN, it does. The site contains a Japanese garden listed under local planning regulations, setting strict limits while opening a precise direction for development. DTACC Architectes treat this constraint as a generator, allowing the project to grow from the […] More
The Eure Paramedical Training Institute in Évreux does not present itself as a singular object. VIB architecture approaches the project as a working system where education, mobility, landscape, and urban life intersect. Located on the former Saint-Louis hospital site in the historic center, the building introduces a new layer to the city while carrying the […] More