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Lina Ghotmeh—Architecture Paris based practice of international Architects, Researchers, Artists. Makers of the Architecture of the crossroads.

Seekers of the Archeology of the future.
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Lina Ghotmeh — Architecture is established by French-Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh. She has recently completed a number of award-winning projects, including the Estonian National Museum (realized with her previous partnership and winner of Grand Prix Afex 2016, nominee of the Mies Van Der Rohe Award 2017). Among LG— A current projects: the widely published Réalimenter Masséna – sustainable design for a 14-storey wooden tower, winner of Reinventer Paris call for innovative urban projects in Paris / Stone Gardens, Art Foundation and green housing tower in Beirut/ interior renovation of Palais de Tokyo’s restaurants 'Les Grands Verres' in Paris.

Between structure and atmosphere, the façade becomes a living threshold.A standing-seam zinc skin gives the volumes a se...
06/10/2026

Between structure and atmosphere, the façade becomes a living threshold.

A standing-seam zinc skin gives the volumes a sense of verticality and lightness. Behind it, timber screens protect loggias and terraces, creating a changing composition of full and empty, open and enclosed.

Wood, metal, glass meet without competing. Their differences give depth to the façades and transform the act of inhabiting into an experience of light, shadow, and permeability.

A material architecture, shaped by how it is built and by how it is lived.

Architects : Lina Ghotmeh — Architecture, Paris
Partner Architects: Calq Architecture (CALQ), Paris
Photography: Simon Guesdon | Photographe

Certifications: RT 2012, Equivalence Label E+C- Profil E2C1
Project: Housing 5 100 m², Angers, France

04/10/2026

Architecture in motion.

Six volumes, different heights, one composition.

Through rhythm, gaps and views, Bois d’Angers Housing shows how variation can create harmony.
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Architects Associated: Calq Architecture (), Paris
Photography: .guesdon

Certifications: RT 2012, Equivalence Label E+C- Profil E2C1
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How can architecture become part of a landscape, both formally and constructively?“Bois d’Angers” is a housing developme...
03/10/2026

How can architecture become part of a landscape, both formally and constructively?

“Bois d’Angers” is a housing development in Angers that we have just completed. Conceived as an innovative low-carbon wood construction, it creates a threshold between the park and everyday life.

The project explores how to build densely while maintaining a sense of human scale. Different volumes and heights come together in an L-shaped composition, opening onto a planted inner landscape that extends the surrounding park into the heart of the project.

Here, architecture frames, filters and reveals nature, bringing it into the experience of everyday living.
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Architects : Lina Ghotmeh — Architecture, Paris
Partner Architects: Calq Architecture (CALQ), Paris

Photography: Simon Guesdon | Photographe
Certifications: RT 2012, Equivalence Label E+C- Profil E2C1
Project: Housing 5 100 m², Angers, France

LandscapeArchitecture HousingArchitecture

To build is first to listen.To listen to a place, its history, its materials, its traces. To understand what already exi...
02/10/2026

To build is first to listen.

To listen to a place, its history, its materials, its traces. To understand what already exists before imagining what could come next.

Architecture can reveal what is already there, transform it, and give it to the future.

Perhaps a project finds its meaning when it is rooted in its context while remaining open to what is yet to come, creating spaces for encounter, dialogue and togetherness.

This reflection echoes Ghotmeh’s recent conversation with Grace Charlton for Monocle, on culture, craft and the poetics of building for the future.

Photographer : Julien Lienard (Julien Lienard)

What if architecture could be measured by what it brings to life between us?For Lina Ghotmeh — Architecture, a building ...
29/09/2026

What if architecture could be measured by what it brings to life between us?

For Lina Ghotmeh — Architecture, a building is not the signature of its architect. It should belong to those who inhabit it.

Whether a museum, a workshop or a pavilion, her projects seek to create places where people can meet, exchange, learn and feel welcome.

Architecture becomes less an object to look at than a place to experience.

Perhaps this is also what it means to build: to create the conditions for encounter, and to leave a space open enough for everyone to make it their own.

A building truly begins to exist when it becomes a shared place.

 In the latest issue of TELVA : Lina Ghotmeh on architecture, belonging, and the spaces we create together.

Photos: Antoine Doyen (Antoine Doyen | portrait & documentary life-style photographer)
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24/09/2026

An open archaeology of ideas.

At the studio, traces, models, fragments, and thoughts accumulate around each project. Inspired by the layers embedded in sites, our teams uncover what is already there to imagine what could emerge.

Between excavation and projection, architecture moves between memory and the future.
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« L’appartement capte la lumière, le temps, les sensations envoûtantes des sons qui vibrent dans l’art avec une précisio...
18/09/2026

« L’appartement capte la lumière, le temps, les sensations envoûtantes des sons qui vibrent dans l’art avec une précision exceptionnelle. »
— South Korean artist Taeyoon Choi

 Featured in Le Monde’s M Le magazine (M Le magazine du Monde), the Résidence Tallard occupies the historic Hôtel de Tallard in Paris’s Marais, where we, Lina Ghotmeh—Architecture, sought to transform a once-divided apartment into a luminous and welcoming space, offering invited multidisciplinary residents a singular experience.

Commissioned by Kadist (KADIST) and Sandra Terdjman (), the residence welcomes artists, thinkers, researchers and cultural figures for stays of up to four weeks.

Its residents have included Werner Herzog (), Jim Jarmusch (), Michael Pollan (michaelpollan), Felwine Sarr (Felwine Sarr), Daniel Barcay and Nora Chipaumire (nora chipaumire), with Bryan Stevenson and Martine Kessy Ekomo-Soignet (Kessy Martine Ekomo Soignet) among the forthcoming residents.
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Photo 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10: © Takuji Shimmura
Video 3: Lina Ghotmeh at Résidence Tallard, extract from BBC Arts in Motion
Photos 11: © Sarah Balhadère for Le Monde

« L’appartement capte la lumière, le temps, les sensations envoûtantes des sons qui vibrent dans l’art avec une précisio...
18/09/2026

« L’appartement capte la lumière, le temps, les sensations envoûtantes des sons qui vibrent dans l’art avec une précision exceptionnelle. »

— South Korean artist Taeyoon Choi

Featured in Le Monde’s M Le magazine (M Le magazine du Monde), the Résidence Tallard occupies the historic Hôtel de Tallard in Paris’s Marais, where we, Lina Ghotmeh—Architecture, sought to transform a once-divided apartment into a luminous and welcoming space, offering invited multidisciplinary residents a singular experience.

Commissioned by Kadist (KADIST) and Sandra Terdjman (), the residence welcomes artists, thinkers, researchers and cultural figures for stays of up to four weeks.

Its residents have included Werner Herzog (), Jim Jarmusch (), Michael Pollan (michaelpollan), Felwine Sarr (Felwine Sarr), Daniel Barcay and Nora Chipaumire (nora chipaumire), with Bryan Stevenson and Martine Kessy Ekomo-Soignet (Kessy Martine Ekomo Soignet) among the forthcoming residents.
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Photo 1, 5: © Takuji Shimmura
Video 3: Lina Ghotmeh at the Résidence Tallard, extract from BBC Arts in Motion
Photos 6: © Sarah Balhadère for M Le magazine du Monde

10/09/2026

Today, Paris Design Week opens around “Pulse in Motion”, a theme that celebrates movement as a force of creation.

In architecture, movement is part of the process. An idea does not appear all at once; it is progressively revealed, tested and transformed, from gesture to material form.

Through the making of a model, each cut, layer, addition and alteration becomes part of this movement. Each experiment creates its own pulse, a moment of tension, adjustment and discovery, gradually bringing the idea closer to its form.

The model becomes a record of these successive gestures and pulses, capturing the rhythm of experimentation and the moment when an idea begins to take shape.

Model made for Saradar Collection’s Open Storage project
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Perhaps peace begins with the possibility of inhabiting the world without domination, creating spaces that breathe.Lina ...
08/09/2026

Perhaps peace begins with the possibility of inhabiting the world without domination, creating spaces that breathe.

Lina Ghotmeh joins a compelling constellation of Parisian and New York personalities featured in Purple Magazine #46 (Purple Fashion Magazine), The Peace Issue in“Dress for Peace,” a series shooted by Ola Rindal and styled by Sabina Shreder (Sabina Schreder).

Dress for peace. Build for peace. Live for peace.

Thank you Olivier (Ola Rindal photography) Aleph (ALEPH) Purple (Purple Fashion Magazine) for such a thrilling issue
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