Undefined Potential: Moreau Kusunoki’s Hiroko Kusunoki on Hand Drawing, Big Challenges, and the Subtle Elements That Shape Our Lives

12.11.2024 What is the impact of “cultural power” on the economy? – a round table with Mr. Hiroshi TAKANASHI, Nicolas MOREAU and Mr. Kentaro KATA

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Centre Pompidou 2030

Taylors University Lakeside Campus, Selangor, Malaysia

The Timber Tower Le Berlier is nominated for the Dezeen Awards 2024

Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) will be the ‘guardians of the architectural integrity’ of the Centre Pompidou as it undergoes a €488 million (£377 million) overhaul

Exoskeleton underway for Sydney’s new museum

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Centre Pompidou 2030

Centre Pompidou 2030

Centre Pompidou

Moreau Kusunoki’s team is announced winner of the competition for the Centre Pompidou 2030 project

The exhibition “Beyond Borders: Architectures of Japan” in Tabriz, Iran
Connecting three Qajar Dynasty house museums (Nikdel House, Khatay House, Ali Monsieur House) and Tabriz Islamic Art University

Interview with Nicolas Moreau and Hiroko Kusunoki

The rehabilitation project of the Jean Martial Hospital has restarted

Kawasaki, Japan

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Moreau Kusunoki has collaborated with izé to design and develop a range of
door knobs, a bell push, signage, and keyhole cover.

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Architectural Record, The Housing Issue, October 2023

Powerhouse Parramatta on world-architects.com

Paris, France

Nicolas Moreau and Hiroko Kusunoki invited to be speakers at the Platform Architecture Festival on June 23 in Venice, Italy

Moreau Kusunoki is among the selected practices for the future urban developments of Grand Paris Express

Régis Arnaud in conversation with Hiroko Kusunoki and Nicolas Moreau

“Beyond Borders: Architectures of Japan” commemorating the 50th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and China held with Design Society at Sea World Culture and Arts Center, Shenzhen

Western Sydney University

On Monday, 31 October, the project team reviewed the prototype of Powerhouse Parramatta’s exterior structural frame.

Prix Versailles 2022

From Paris to Parramatta

Brussels, Belgium

Toulon, France

Architizer A+Awards 2022

Venice Studio 2022

‘Everything in its right place’ a lecture in the frame of Constructing Ecosystems studio with Jan Wurm.

Moreau Kusunoki completes Emergence, the central pavilion of Sciences Po’s new urban campus as part of Sciences Po ‘Coeur 2022’, redefining the typology of the contemporary urban campus in a delicate urban fabric of central Paris

Powerhouse Museum breaks ground on construction site

‘Venice Studio Melbourne at MPavilion’ is a two week long design studio hosted by a selection of established and emerging international architecture offices. Student applications are now open until the 3rd of December

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Public opening of the first phase of the project of redevelopment of the esplanade of Noisy-le-Grand in the presence of the mayor

MOREAU KUSUNOKI receives an honourable mention in the international competition to design the National Museum of Korean Literature in Seoul.

Beginning of construction work for the National Lighthouse Museum in Brest (29)

MOREAU KUSUNOKI win international competition to design the new Powerhouse Museum in Parramatta, with Genton

MOREAU KUSUNOKI, with Genton Architects, is one of six finalists selected to design the cultural Powerhouse Precinct in Parramatta, Australia, focused on the new Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences.

Conference – UIC Barcelona School of Architecture’s Foros lecture series – 29/04/2019

MOREAU KUSUNOKI wins competition to design the National Lighthouse Museum in Brest (29)

Lecture – Indubhai Parekh School of Architecture – Melange 18, 21/12/2018 – 22/12/2018

MOREAU KUSUNOKI wins competition for the design of a 50m-high residential wood tower in Paris

Lecture – Australian Institute of Architects – Edge 2018 National Architecture Conference, Gold Coast 06/06/2018 – 08/06/2018

MOREAU KUSUNOKI exhibits the residential Wood Tower, B1B2.

MOREAU KUSUNOKI wins competition for the redesign of the public square of the Commune de Paris in Noisy-le-Grand (93)

MOREAU KUSUNOKI wins competition with Sogelym Dixence, Wilmotte et Associés and Sasaki for the design of the new urban campus for Sciences Po – Hôtel de l’Artillerie (75)

Lecture – I-AUD – International Program in Architecture and Urban Design (I-AUD), Meiji University

MOREAU KUSUNOKI is invited to compete for the B1B2 parcel of the ZAC Paris Rive Gauche with EMERIGE (75)

The project ‘Les Lumières Pleyel’ wins the competition ‘Inventons la Métropole du Grand Paris’

Pleased to present the original drawings and models for the Guggenheim Helsinki for exhibition ‘New Museums’ at Musée d’art et d’histoire de Genève. exhibition period: May 11 – October 8; direction : ac b / http://www.artcentrebasel.com

Exhibition ‘Reflection on a place for Art in Today’s Society’ will take place at Archi-Depot Museum in Tokyo, from the 8th March to 2nd April. A series of study models for the Guggenheim Helsinki and the House of Cultures and Memories of French Guiana will be exhibited.

Europe’s most important and emerging young architects and designers as Europe 40 under 40 for 2016; The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design are pleased to announce the selection of this year’s most promising and emerging design talent in Europe for 2016. Forty architects and landscape architects and industrial designers were selected this year by a jury of architecture and design practitioners from The European Centre’s International Advisory Committee composed of some of Europe and the United States’ most prestigious architecture and industrial design offices. Geographically, the selected young recipients for the 2016 “Europe 40 Under 40®” hail from across ten European nations: Austria, France, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, Republic of Kosovo, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, and Turkey—the best of the young best of Europe. This year’s awarded Europe 40 Under 40, states Christian Narkiewicz-Laine, Museum President, The Chicago Athenaeum, “are some of the brightest and most progressive architects and designers ever selected in this program over the years. Their work is highly innovative, densely imaginative, and full of a new spirit that characterizes European design today.” The young European architects selected for 2016 provide an insight and an overview of the architectural scene in Europe, and with the aid of portraits and short explanatory texts, photographs of leading projects, featured agencies and architects and their websites.