On 9 July, Simon Chatillon and François Chatillon attended the evening event held by the architecture magazine d'architectures | d'a, marking François Chatillon's selection among the « 100 d'architectures ».
Chatillon Architectes was named winner alongside Eiffage Construction, lead member of the consortium, and has been entrusted with this project to meet the requirements of an urban campus of international standing.
We had the pleasure of celebrating the inauguration of the Red Sea Museum, developed for the Ministry of Culture of Saudi Arabia, in the heart of Al-Balad, Jeddah’s historic district listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the presence of our team.
On 4 December 2025, the World Ceremony of the Prix Versailles was held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, bringing together a broad international community committed to architectural excellence. On this occasion, the Grand Palais was recognized as one of the “most beautiful museums in the world,” an honour for which we are particularly grateful.
The magazine La Pierre d’Angle, published by the National Association of Architects of France’s Historic Buildings (ANABF), features an article by François Chatillon examining the Grand Palais as a true laboratory for digital diagnostics.
As part of the inaugural edition of RELEASE [AEC], organized in partnership with the Architizer Awards, François Chatillon presented how advanced digital technologies were employed in a critical heritage analysis, conducted prior to the prestigious renovation of the Grand Palais.
