GALERIE ROYALE

Reinventing the Galerie Royale

An ambitiousreinterpretation

The renovation of the Galerie Royale was entrusted to the internationally renowned French architect, designer, and urbanist Jean-Michel Wilmotte. The project aims to reposition the Galerie Royale in a district undergoing major changes, including the recent renovations of the Crillon and the Hôtel de la Marine as well as the transformation of Place de la Madeleine, and to enhance its historic architecture.

rue
Royale rue
boissy
d’anglas Terrace
Offices Royale
courtyard Intermediate
courtyard Boissy
courtyard
  • The stone-cut street façades, listed as World Heritage
    by UNESCO
  • an Art deco interior façade with its ceramics and its large ornamental skylight
  • A recently discovered floorMosaic in the Boissy courtyard
  • Historicstaircases
  • Two
    18th century
    salons     on the 1st floor of the Rue Royale

A new living environment

The design aspires to reinvent the routes, strolling through luminous galleries, up to the two paved courtyards, Royale and Boissy. A remarkable tree, a century-old olive tree, adorns the former.

This new pathway is ideal for discovering the ground-floor boutiques, and dining in an exceptional setting with a luminous terrace under a magnificent glass roof.

This ambitious and virtuous program, which aims for the best energy and environmental labels, also meets the tertiary sector decree’s objectives.