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Paris Hotel Building Designs

Paris Architecture Design – chronological list

Paris Hotel Building News

22 Aug 2018
Hôtel Lutetia, 45 Boulevard Raspail, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, 6th arrondissement
Renewal Design: Jean-Michel Wilmotte Architects

photograph courtesy of architects office
Hôtel Lutetia
After being acquired by The Set and closed for four years of restoration, Lutetia is finally re-opening its fabled doors on 15th May, beginning a new chapter in the wonderous life of this iconic hotel.

23 Jul 2018
Hôtel d’entreprises Binet, Rue René Binet, Porte de Montmartre district, north-west Paris
Design: AZC Atelier Zündel Cristea, Architects

photo : Sergio Grazia
Binet Business Hotel
The Porte de Montmartre district is a sector of economic and social reconquest, through a Great Urban Renovation Project (GPRU).

23 Jul 2018
Hôtel d’entreprises Binet, Porte de Montmartre district, north-west Paris
Design: AZC Atelier Zündel Cristea, Architects

photo : Sergio Grazia
Hôtel d’entreprises Binet
To the north-west of Paris, the Porte de Montmartre district is a sector of economic and social reconquest, through a Great Urban Renovation Project (GPRU).

22 Jan 2018
Odalys City Apartment Hotel
Architects: Hardel Le Bihan Architectes with MOX

photo © Schnepp Renou
Odalys City Apartment Hotel Paris
In an area of urban redevelopment alongside the northern stretch of Paris’ boulevard périphérique ring-road at Porte Pouchet, the long facade of the Odalys City*** 148-room apartment hotel faces onto what is soon to be Place Pouchet. The project is part of a larger scheme for a zone of urban development directed by urban planners TVK and Michel Guthmann.

6 Nov 2017
Hôtel Parister, 19 rue Saulnier
Design: Agence Beckmann-N’Thépé

image © Beckmann-N’Thepe
Hôtel Parister Building
Located in a narrow street, the main building retains its historical character, with a new façade that conserves the existing architecture, while adopting a recognisable hotel vernacular, with elegant black awnings, luxuriantly planted pots, and the redistribution of the ground floor windows – in an overall design of dark wood.

5 Sep 2016
Ibis Styles & Pullman Hotels, Roissy-en-France
Design: Arte Charpentier Architectes

photograph : Christophe Valtin
Ibis Styles & Pullman Hotels in Roissypôle
In Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle, the Roissypôle business district offers more than 230,000 sqm of offices and 2,200 hotel rooms available by the end of 2014. As air traffic keeps growing and the construction of a fourth terminal was planned, Roissypôle’s development is in full swing.