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French Architecture refers to various architectural styles developed and used in France throughout history. It includes Gothic cathedrals, Renaissance symmetry and proportion, Baroque ornate decoration, Neoclassical inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman architecture, and more modern Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and modernist styles. In the 19th and 20th centuries, French architecture continued to evolve, with the emergence of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles and the development of modernist architecture, seen in buildings such as the Centre Georges Pompidou and the Louvre Pyramid.
The “Festival des Architectures Vives” is an architectural festival for the general public to discover or rediscover the historical landmarks of the city of Montpellier and the city of La…
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“Paris Rooftops” represents the latest chapter in Michael Wolf’s enduring exploration of architecture and urban existence, a theme that has consistently fascinated him throughout his prolific career. In 2008, Wolf’s…
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Designed by Marchi Architects in 2015 the Chestnuts House has asymetrical volumetry to maintain balance with the existing buildings.
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The Japanese Architect Shigeru Ban was among the designers chosen for the Réinventer Paris competition. The competition asked for proposals to revive 23 sites throughout the city of Paris. Shigeru ban submitted a design for an…
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Marin + Trottin has proposed an innovative housing project for Paris. The building has twelve floors made of white clay bricks, perfectly adaptable to the whims of volumetrics.
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Sou Fujimoto Architects, in collaboration with Manal Rachdi of OXO Architects, emerged as winners of the prestigious “Reinventing Paris” competition with their innovative “Milles Arbres” (Thousand Trees) proposal for the…
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