Record checked on 26 October 2026.

Snøhetta Paris

Architecture firm in Paris 2nd · founded in 2018

Overview

Snøhetta's Paris studio opened in 2018, after the Oslo firm completed its first French project, the Lascaux IV cave art centre in the Dordogne (2016). Led by managing director Oliver Page, it has since delivered the Le Monde group headquarters in Paris, worked on the renovations of the Musée Carnavalet and the Musée national de la Marine, and designed the Orionis planetarium in Douai. It is now designing the new home of the National Court of Asylum and the Administrative Tribunal in Montreuil.

Founded
2018
Team
≈ 15
Projects
5
Awards
0

Snøhetta was founded in Oslo in 1989; its Paris studio opened in 2018 (the French company was registered in December 2017).

Other offices: Oslo · New York · Innsbruck · Melbourne · Hong Kong · Shenzhen

Partners and founders

Oliver PageManaging Director / Architect
Kjetil Trædal ThorsenSnøhetta co-founder / President of the French company

Fields of work

Museums and heritage renovation · Offices and headquarters · Public buildings · Landscape architecture · Interior architecture and wayfinding

Built work

2023

Musée national de la Marine renovation (with h2o architectes)

Paris · Museum renovation
2023

Orionis planetarium and observatory

Douai · Planetarium and observatory
2021

Musée Carnavalet renovation (with Chatillon Architectes)

Paris · Museum renovation
2020

Le Monde Group headquarters (with SRA Architectes)

Paris · Headquarters building
2016

Lascaux IV – International Centre for Cave Art

Montignac-Lascaux · Museum and cave replica

Frequently asked questions

Where is Snøhetta Paris based?

The firm's address is 19 rue de Cléry, 75002 Paris.

When was Snøhetta Paris founded?

It was founded in 2018.

How can I contact Snøhetta Paris?

You can reach the firm by phone on +33 1 84 79 78 60, by email at studioparis@snohetta.com and through its website snohetta.com.

What are the main projects of Snøhetta Paris?

Its built work includes Musée national de la Marine renovation (with h2o architectes) (Paris, 2023), Orionis planetarium and observatory (Douai, 2023) and Musée Carnavalet renovation (with Chatillon Architectes) (Paris, 2021).