Cyril Desroche

Cyril Desroche joined the Ateliers Jean Nouvel in March 2000. He participated in numerous projects during their phases of conception, study, and construction: the Nantes Law Courts, the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac Museum in Paris, the Danish Radio Concert Hall in Copenhagen, the Le Havre Aquatic Complex, and Bucklersbury House in London, a 150,000 m² project directed by the Atelier Foster Nouvel, an agency that teamed Jean Nouvel and Norman Foster, created specifically for this project. In 2005, Cyril Desroche left the Ateliers Jean Nouvel for California, where he joined Frank Gehry’s studio. For six years, he worked principally on the development of the Louis Vuitton Foundation, and then on projects for the Luma Foundation in Arles and the Guggenheim Museum in Abu Dhabi. In 2011, he returned to the Ateliers Jean Nouvel and joined the team for the Paris Philharmonic Hall project. In 2015, he was appointed project director in the team for the creation of new exhibition spaces for the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain in Paris.