Moreau Kusunoki Architectes

The architecture of Moreau Kusunoki is rooted in the cultural duality of their origins. This creative reconciliation is expressed in the constant interplay of scales in space and time, in a gentle oscillation between reason and intuition. They design in the belief that architecture is best conceived in reserve and introspection, allowing for the emergence of poetic visions towards an architectural ‘in-between’: undefined spaces creating the potential for new meaning and personal experiences through user ap- propriation.
Moreau Kusunoki has won numerous projects in national and international design competitions, in- cluding the award-winning proposal for the Guggenheim Helsinki, Sciences Po’s new university cam- pus in the centre of Paris, the National Lighthouse Museum in Brest, and the Powerhouse Parramatta Museum in Sydney, Australia.