Chatillon Architectes has designed the renovation of the Grand Palais in Paris, France.

This major restoration and enhancement project allows for the rediscovery of its striking architecture by restoring the coherence of its composition, the generosity of its spaces, its natural light and the fluidity of its circulation within a contemporary layout.

In addition, the new Grand Palais brings back into the spotlight the great North-South and East-West perspectives and allows for an understanding of the interdependence of spaces and the restoration of the monument's full power.

As a result, the renovation of the Grand Palais contributes to society by transforming this historic monument into a more accessible, sustainable and open cultural facility.

This project improves visitor reception by simplifying circulation, enhancing wheelchair access, creating clearer spaces and improving connectivity between different parts of the building.