Brisac Gonzalez

Brisac Gonzalez is a multi-lingual and multi-national architecture firm established in London in 1999 by Cecile Brisac and Edgar Gonzalez. The practice has won numerous awards and competitions across the world, and is currently working on projects in UK, France, Scandinavia, Russia, and the Middle East. By working on a variety of building types in numerous locations we continuously enrich the knowledge in our practice and the buildings we produce. We are concerned with all things architectural in the broadest sense, be it urban or interior design, cultural, commercial buildings, or sociological matters. We work by collaborating with our clients and challenging the conventional to create outstanding architecture, better places to live and work, and greater value in the built environment. Instead of producing repetitive designs, our work evolves from rigorous working methods that include collaboration with specialist consultants, comprehensive research of our projects sites extensive use of three-dimensional studies, and most importantly responding to our client needs. Projects such as the Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg and Le Prisme, a multi-purpose concert hall in France brought Brisac Gonzalez to the attention of a wide field of clients and gave the office international acclaim.