Photo credits © Yves Gellie, © Odile Decq   Going back to its inception, the form of Maison Bernard was shaped organically during construction, mostly on site, in a combination of experimental building principles with more nature-inspired lifestyle. To create the bubbles, steel rods were bent to form a cage, concrete was sprayed onto mesh, [...]

Photo credits © Odile Decq   Rehabilitation of the Sous-Station Voltaire in a cultural facility dedicated to cinema, including projection rooms.    

Photo credits © Odile Decq A block  An opening  Densities of black,  Suspension points  From transparent to reflective bronze black becoming immaterial  The reversal of heavy and light  Gravity in suspension  Raw and sophisticated.  

Photo credits © Odile Decq   A harbour passenger service center is a place of passage, meeting, and crossing of paths for all types of people; travellers, their families, tourists and more. It is a place for both business travellers and tourists – either on their way to their next destination or welcomed upon arrival. […]

Photo credits © Odile Decq   The House of Hungarian Music is a challenge between the history and the contemporary, between the tradition and the modernity and among that it has to be a lively and popular place where everyone can learn and listen, discover and experiment. Music has always taken place in the life […]

Photo credits © Odile Decq   Located in the city Centre the three articulated components of the Museum of Fine Arts, the former Police station building, the Yoai road and the new building on the park need to challenge between history, heritage, contemporary and future visions of the arts as well as to be and […]

Photo credits © Odile Decq   "A simple image, if it is new, opens a world. Seen from the thousand of windows of the imaginary, the world is changing." Gaston Bachelard Designing an iconic museum in a country where silence and simplicity are intrinsically part of the nature and of the culture is a kind [...]

Photo credits © Roland Halbe   Between the two rivers, the Rhône and the Saône, the new pavilion takes in account the aerial steel structures. Suspended on huge double crossing beams on the fourth floor over three strong pylons in the atrium, the two parallelepiped volumes of the building are shifted at 86°. The internal [...]

Photo credits © Odile Decq

Redevelopment of the « Galerie du Carroussel du Louvre », Paris    “Hey! What do you like, extraordinary stranger? I love the clouds… the passing clouds… over there… over there… the marvelous clouds! »    Charles Baudelaire, Short poems in prose –    The spleen of Paris. 1869