Record checked on 25 October 2026.
Moreau Kusunoki
Architecture firm in Paris 11th · founded in 2011
Overview
Moreau Kusunoki is a Franco-Japanese studio founded in Paris in 2011 by Hiroko Kusunoki and Nicolas Moreau, which came to international attention by winning the Guggenheim Helsinki competition in 2015. It has completed the Sciences Po campus and a 50-metre timber housing tower in Paris, and is now leading major museum projects including Powerhouse Parramatta in Sydney and the Centre Pompidou renovation.
- Founded
- 2011
- Team
- ≈ 15
- Projects
- 5
- Awards
- 2
Other offices: Sydney
Partners and founders
Hiroko KusunokiCo-founder / Co-director
Nicolas MoreauCo-founder / Co-director
Fields of work
Museums and cultural buildings · Higher education and campuses · Public space · Timber housing · Civic and justice buildings
Built work
Sciences Po campus (Hôtel de l'Artillerie)
Paris · University campusEsplanade de la Commune de Paris – phase 1
Noisy-le-Grand · Public space and retailParis High Court Plaza (Parvis du Tribunal de Paris)
Paris · Public spacePolytech extension, Université Savoie Mont Blanc
Le Bourget-du-Lac · Engineering schoolPrizes and awards
- 2019Powerhouse Parramatta international design competition – winning entry (with Genton)
- 2015Guggenheim Helsinki Design Competition – winning entry
Frequently asked questions
Where is Moreau Kusunoki based?
The firm's address is 5 rue de Nemours, 75011 Paris.
When was Moreau Kusunoki founded?
It was founded in 2011.
How can I contact Moreau Kusunoki?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 1 84 16 48 10, by email at contact@moreaukusunoki.com and through its website moreaukusunoki.com.
What are the main projects of Moreau Kusunoki?
Its built work includes Le Berlier timber tower – 77 housing units (Paris, 2023), Sciences Po campus (Hôtel de l'Artillerie) (Paris, 2021) and Esplanade de la Commune de Paris – phase 1 (Noisy-le-Grand, 2021).