Atelier Architecture Perraudin wins 2024 National Architecture Prize, showcasing sustainable projects in an immersive Paris exhibition until 2027.
Award-winning architecture firm
Atelier Architecture Perraudin (AAP), founded by Gilles and Jean-Manuel Perraudin in 2017, has been awarded the National Architecture Prize 2024, marking it as one of the most recognized firms in the field of architecture.Exhibition at a major Paris venue
AAP is showcasing its work in an exhibition at the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine in Paris. The exhibition will remain open until January 3, 2027.Focus on sustainable practice
The display highlights the firm's reflections and sustainable architectural practice through eight recent and exemplary projects. Three of these projects are currently under construction, illustrating the firm's ongoing work.Light and fabric design
The entire exhibition is enhanced by a light scenography composed of suspended fabrics, creating an immersive and visually engaging experience for visitors.Gilles Perraudin's philosophy
Gilles Perraudin, a multi-award-winning architect and pioneer of sustainable architecture with 50 years of experience, often says, "Architecture is meant to make people happy," reflecting his approach to design.Projects in multiple countries
The exhibition presents projects from France, Senegal, and Romania, showcasing the firm's international reach and diverse portfolio of work.Target audience
Aimed at both construction professionals and the general public, the exhibition features photographs, plans, and drawings interwoven in the display to provide a comprehensive view of AAP's architectural vision.