Jean-Michel Wilmotte

Jean -Michel Wilmotte ( * 1948 in Soissons ) is a French designer, interior designer, architect and city planner.

Life

Jean -Michel Wilmotte completed the state-approved private Parisian École Nissim de Camondo ( at, among others, also the designer Philippe Starck has studied ) with graduate degrees to the interior designer. In 1975, he eröffneter his own engineering office " Governor " in Paris. In 1993 he received the registration at the Chamber of Architects. The office now operates as Wilmotte et Associés SA d'Architecture.

Selections

  • Participation as an interior designer on the restoration / transformation of the Louvre in Paris: Salon de Café Richelieu; 1993
  • Participation in the restoration / transformation of the Elysee Palace in Paris
  • Restoration / transformation of the National Museum of Beirut, Lebanon; 1995-1999
  • Restoration / transformation of the Musée de Beaux- Arts ( Fine Arts Museum ) in Nimes, France; 1986/1987
  • Restoration / transformation of the Museo do Chiado, National Museum of Contemporary Art, in the historic Chiado district of Lisbon, Portugal; Reopening 1994
  • Restoration of the 1756 built Grenier à sel ( salt warehouses ) in Avignon, southern France; 1990
  • Restoration of the department store built in 1907, " La Samaritaine " ( Magasin No. 3. ) In Paris, together with Marie- Claude Rouault; 2002
  • " Wall of Peace" was designed by the artist Clara holder on the Champ de Mars ( Field of Mars ) in Paris; Inaugurated in March 2000
  • Restoration of the main shopping street, Rue Sainte -Catherine in Bordeaux, one of the longest pedestrian street in Europe; 2000-2003
  • Participation in several buildings of the new Paris city district Paris Rive Gauche (also his Rive Gauche ), including the Cité de l' Image et du Son ( "City of the image and the sound", even " MK2 " called = Multi complex, a multiplex cinema and together with Frédéric Namur, 2003) and the Avenue de France (together with Patrick Celeste, after a design by Paul Andreu )
  • Design of the above-ground stations for the tram Rouen
  • Design of the information columns at the tram stops Strasbourg
  • Participation in the Tramway des Maréchaux Sud ( T3 tram line ), Paris (together with Antoine Grumbach and Michel Desvignes ); 2006
  • Conversion of disused distillery in 2000 the spirits company, Fernet Branca in Saint -Louis in Basel an exhibition space for Contemporary Art ( Espace d'Art Contemporain Fernet Branca ); by 2000
  • Interior designed by the Chinese-American star architect IM Pei Museum of Islamic Art (Collection of Islamic Art) in Doha, capital of Qatar; opened in March 2008
  • New Hotel Novotel Monte - Carlo, Monaco; 2004-2007
  • Cartier Ginza Building, Chuo -ku, Japan; 1999
  • Musée Hennessy, Cognac, France, 1996
  • School library in Nîmes, southern France; 1994
  • Office building as part of the Balard project; 2011-2015
  • Subterranean cultivation of the Nicolas Sursock Museum, Beirut, Lebanon, 2012
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