Record checked on 26 October 2026.
Herzog & de Meuron Paris
Architecture firm in Paris 3rd · founded in 2010
Overview
Herzog & de Meuron's Paris studio, run by associate studio directors Arnaud Delugeard and Claire Gamet, handles the Basel firm's work in France; its French company was registered in 2010. The firm's French projects include the rue des Suisses housing in Paris (2000), the Unterlinden museum extension in Colmar, the Bordeaux stadium, the Îlot A3 block at Lyon Confluence and the Bélair-Monange winery in Saint-Émilion. The Triangle tower at Porte de Versailles is nearing completion.
- Founded
- 2010
- Team
- 10–19
- Projects
- 6
- Awards
- 0
Herzog & de Meuron was founded in Basel in 1978; its French company was registered in Paris in 2010, though the firm has worked in Paris since the 1980s.
Other offices: Basel
Partners and founders
Arnaud DelugeardAssociate Studio Director
Claire GametAssociate Studio Director
Pierre de MeuronCo-founder / Co-manager of the French company
Willem WalschapCo-manager of the French company
Fields of work
Housing and mixed use · Museums · Stadiums · Urban master planning · Wineries
Built work
Îlot A3, Lyon Confluence (block coordination and building 5)
Lyon · Housing and officesMusée Unterlinden extension (with DeA Architectes)
Colmar · Museum extensionNouveau Stade de Bordeaux (with Groupe-6)
Bordeaux · StadiumRue des Suisses apartment buildings
Paris · Social housingRicola Europe production and storage building
Mulhouse-Brunstatt · Factory and warehouseFrequently asked questions
Where is Herzog & de Meuron Paris based?
The firm's address is 72 rue des Archives, 75003 Paris.
When was Herzog & de Meuron Paris founded?
It was founded in 2010.
How can I contact Herzog & de Meuron Paris?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 1 76 21 25 30, by email at info@herzogdemeuron.com and through its website herzogdemeuron.com.
What are the main projects of Herzog & de Meuron Paris?
Its built work includes Bélair-Monange winery (with Nadau Architecture) (Saint-Émilion, 2023), Îlot A3, Lyon Confluence (block coordination and building 5) (Lyon, 2017) and Musée Unterlinden extension (with DeA Architectes) (Colmar, 2015).