Grand Palais in Paris Reopens Following the Restoration by Chatillon Architectes

The Grand Palais reopens after a meticulous restoration by Chatillon Architectes - Robb Report Singapore

Originally built for the 1900 Paris Universal Exhibition, the Grand Palais has been restored to grandeur without compromising architectural integrity The Grand Palais in Paris is now up and running again after an exhaustive four-year renovation. Originally built for the 1900 Paris Universal Exhibition, a tired monument that long stood as a symbol of French cultural excellence and architectural ambition has been restored to grandeur by the Paris-…

Grand Palais in Paris Reopens Following the Restoration by Chatillon Architectes

Grand Palais, Churchill Facade by Night. Image © Charly Broyez for Chatillon Architectes The Grand Palais in Paris has reopened to the public after the most comprehensive renovation in its 120-year history, led by Paris-based Chatillon Architectes. Originally built for the 1900 Universal Exhibition, the Grand Palais has long stood as a symbol of French cultural excellence, technical ingenuity, and architectural ambition. Following the reveal of …