For more than 15 years, Studio Vincent Eschalier has stood out for its complex
and daring achievements guided by strong demands and the ambition
to create timeless architecture.
The Studio brings together a human-sized team of architects and
designers with diverse backgrounds and creative personalities which
brings a vast know-how and a unique approach, making each project unique.
The rehabilitation of the Perrotin gallery and the construction of an impressive villa in the South of France marked the beginnings of the agency with their sober and timeless architecture. Generous spaces, radical choices and an obsession for detail constitute the firm’s signature on many creations.
Restructuring of a high-rise building in the business district of La Défense, development of a 25,000 sqm campus, high added-value reinterpretations of historic buildings, creation of contemporary residences or development of prestigious hotels and houses on roofs: a diversity that illustrates the adaptability of the studio.
Between tradition and risk-taking, the studio
creates powerful spaces with meticulous details,
and an audacious language stripped to its essentials,
thus delivering a sublimated and contemporary ensemble.
In a permanent research of perfection, the studio works
on tailor-made projects that combine high technicity,
bespoke furniture design and refined materials.
2023 Frame Awards — Accessory of the year
2023 Archistorm — The best of architecture: 100 projects of 2022
2022 Grand Prix SIMI — Category New office building of less than 10,000 m²
2022 40 under 40 Europe — “Best emerging young architects”
2021 Archdaily — Best building of the year nominated
2019 ADC Awards — Best tertiary rehabilitation
2019 Trophées de la construction — Best tertiary renovation
2017 Trophées de la construction — Best construction individual housing
2016 Trophées de la construction — Best construction individual housing
Ordre des Architectes — S14467
Royal Institute of British Architects — 098050A
Ordine degli Architetti della Provincia di Milano — 22453
