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French Building Developments
Architectural Projects across France, Europe Built Environment – Key Contemporary Properties
post updated 3 October 2021
Building Developments in France
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We’ve selected the best examples of French Building Developments. Our focus is on contemporary French building developments.
French Building Designs from G-J
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Higher Education and University Center in Le Havre, northern France
Design: Baumschlager Eberle
photo : Sebastien Morel
Ecoles – Université Le Havre – 15 Apr 2013
The building is made of two twin elements, side by side, centralizing three establishments: the campus of Sciences-Politiques for undergrad education and the two schools SPI (Sciences for engineers) and INSA-Civil engineering. The architects eventually proposed to group together the three institutions in two different entities unified in one single building.
INRA Research Laboratory, Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle department in north-eastern France.
Design: Tectoniques Architectes
photo © Renaud Araud
INRA Research Laboratory – 3 Apr 2013
The Champenoux site in the Lorraine region is one of the five sites of the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (National Agronomic Research Institute) in France. Located in the immense forest of Amance, it has added a new laboratories and offices building on the existing site.
International Cave Painting Centre, Dordogne, France
Design: Mateo Arquitectura
image from architect
International Cave Painting Centre in France – 12 Dec 2012
The Conseil Général de la Dordogne (France) recently organized a competition for the construction of Lascaux IV, a complete scale replica of the Lascaux cave, at Montignac, at the foot of the hill where the actual cave is situated.
Housing in la Courrouze, Rennes, north west France
Design: Philippe Gazeau
photo : Stéphane Chalmeau
Housing in la Courrouze – 9 + 4 Jul 2012
The BH2 programme is located at the north-east end of the ZAC mixed development zone, in the “Bois Habité” area. It is bounded by the Rue Claude Bernard to the east, and by the Boulevard de Cleunay to the north.
We have 7 pages of French Building selections.
French Architecture : news + key projects
French Buildings : A-C
French Architectural Designs : D-F
French Building Developments : G-J (this page)
French Architecture Designs : K-L
French Building Designs : M-R
French Architecture Developments : S-Z
French Building Developments – Outwith Major Cities
Building Developments in France, G-J, alphabetical:
G3S – Grand Sports Arena, Brest
Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes
building image : Labtop-rendering
Brest Sports Arena
Gentilly Building, south Paris
Design: ecdm
picture from architects
Gentilly Building
GMCD, Grenoble
Design: Hérault Arnod Architectes
building image : Labtop-rendering
GMCD Grenoble
Grand Large Dunkirk
Design: ANMA/Agence Nicolas Michelin & Associés
photograph : Stéphane Chalmeau
Grand Large Dunkirk
Groupe scolaire Lucie Aubrac, Nanterre
Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
photograph from architects
Groupe scolaire Lucie Aubrac, Nanterre
Gymnastics Building, southeast France
Heams et Michel
picture © Serge Demailly
Gymnastics Building Tourrette Levens
Hoenheim Nord Terminus, Strasbourg
Zaha Hadid Architects
image from architect
Hoenheim Nord Terminus
Hotel Loisium, Alsace
Design: Steven Holl Architects
image from BM
Loisium Hotel Alsace
Information point at Mizoën
Hérault Arnod Architectes
photo © André Morin
Mizoën architecture
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French Buildings – No Images
French Buildings – G-J:
Glass Museum – Cristal Saint Louis, Saint-Louis-Lès-Bitche, Vosges forest
2007
Lipsky + Rollet
Grand Musée d’Art, Nantes
2009-
5 architects shortlisted
Grand Musée d’Art Nantes : international design competition
House of Environment for Ecological Park “Izadia”, Anglet
2007
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