TOMORROW architects

Profile of TOMORROW architects

Business Name

TOMORROW architects

Location

France

Services

Architecture

Website

http://perso.orange.fr/tomorrow.architects/

Principal(s)

Rougemont Florent (1973)

• Architect, Graduated In 1998

Messaoudi Ouafa (1975)

• Architect, Graduated In 2004

Matthieu Brutsaert (1975)

• Engineering Architect

Philosophy

The office of Tomorrow Architects based in Montreuil, Paris was founded in 2004. Set-up as a platform for architectural and engineering research, the office is led by architects Florent Rougemont and Ouafa Messaoudi and engineer Matthieu Brutsaert. This multidisciplinary approach allows the firm to innovate and control the technical possibilities within a project.

Awarded with the Nouveaux Albums des Jeunes Architectes by the French Ministry of Culture (2004) the office works on a number of projects including urban and architectural designs and scenography.

In the public buildings domain, the office completed a social and kids related program for the city of Paris. In the cultural domain, the office was choosen to design the interior and the museography for the Musee Site Buffon in Montbard. The office was also selected for the Osiris Pavillon renovation and interior design in the National museum of Chateaux de Malmaison et Bois Preau in France.

The office is currently working on interior design for the "104" a place for artistic creation and production of all forms of arts in Paris.

Background

• Founded: 2004
• Offices: 1
• Design team: 3

Key projects

• W_HOUSE, Creteil, France, 2005-2006, Family house
• URBAN STAINED GLASS, Paris, France, 2006-2007, Social family facilities

Key publications

• URBAN STAINED GLASS, Europaconcorsi.com, December 2007
• W_House, The Magic of small spaces, Linea Editorial, Fitway publishing, November 2007
• W_House, Architecture-Page, April 2007
• "Abitare la complessite", Dipartimento INDACO - Politecnico di Milano 2006, February 2007
• "ComplessitA e SostenibilitA: il territorio e l'architettura", Dipartimento INDACO - Politecnico di Milano, November 2006