news

Happy New Year 2026 from the cba team !

Clement Blanchet Architecture wish you a beautiful New Year — built on trust, shared projects, and collective energy.

2026 begins.
A year to bring to life.
Projects to launch, transform, reveal.
Ideas to shape.
Places to make alive — together.

At CBA architecture is a human adventure.

We believe that Concept Comes before Aesthetics,
that Context Brings Answers,
and that Curiosity Builds Alliances between people as much as between places.

Each project is a shared story.
A journey of teamwork, trust, and commitment.
This is how architecture comes to life.

Thank you to all those who make these projects possible
and who are building 2026 with us —
project after project, idea after idea.

Happy New Year!

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Clément Blanchet Architecture Selected for the Rákosrendező International Urban Development Competition

Clément Blanchet Architecture (CBA) is pleased to announce its selection among the invited teams participating in the international urban development consultation for the transformation of the Rákosrendező district in Budapest, Hungary.

This marks CBA’s first project in Hungary, and an important step in the practice’s growing international urban portfolio. For this competition, CBA is collaborating with FBIS Architects and Gustafson Porter + Bowman, bringing together expertise in large-scale urban strategy, landscape design, and public-space transformation.

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Architectural Chronicles – The Cities of Clément Blanchet

Clement Blanchet featured in “Chroniques d’Architecture”

https://chroniques-architecture.com/chronique-de-sable-les-villes-de-clement-blanchet/

Get the full interview and report by Tina Bloch.

“Our profession should not be a mere repetition of knowledge, but a constructed exploration, where the flipside of courage enables creation and progress.”

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Clement Blanchet Architecture featured in NDA

We’re thrilled to see the new Istituto Marangoni campus in Paris by Clément Blanchet Architecture [CBA] featured in the latest issue of NDA!

A project conceived as a place of learning, creative energy, and identity, right in the heart of Paris.

It’s a great opportunity to share our approach to architecture — rooted in the city, open to the world, and focused on the people who bring it to life.

The magazine is now on newsstands, and we highly recommend taking a look. (Spoiler: it’s beautiful and inspiring.)

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Clement Blanchet at FAAST in Brussels

Clement Blanchet is invited on November 19th to be part of the FAAST event, Clement will be answering key questions embracing current preoccupations in the world of architecture, urbansim and ecology.

Founded and located in Brussels, Faast is a think & act tank supporting the construction sector

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Clement Blanchet to be part of the 5th edition "the City, new Horizons" in Nice

The destiny of Mediterranean cities: to adapt or to die? by Clément Blanchet

November 15th 2024 / 10.30am - 11.30am at IMREDD, a place of experimentation and learning at the service of the city of tomorrow.

A day of conferences to celebrate cities and imagine their future, with :

Jacques Ferrier , Nathalie Collin, Xavier Latour, Eliesh Sahyoun, Jean Haëntjens, François Delarozière, Odile Decq, Jean-Michel Diaz, Alain Philip, Giovanni Fusco.

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Clement Blanchet invited to debate and lecture in Kosovo

Clement Blanchet is invited to lecture and debate about Artificial Intelligence and its impacts in architecture at the IPAU 2024 in Kosovo, Prishtina.

“Artificial Intelligence and the praise of slowness ” Clément Blanchet, November 7th 2024 12h00pm, Save the date!


“Artificial intelligence should target and coordinate data in order to reach a new intensification. This intensification is called human intelligence, I would call it augmented intelligence.
Architects are the doctors of the soul.
Architects are curators of the human experience.”

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Clement Blanchet on France Info

On October 10th 2024 Clément Blanchet was interviewed about the future of the Parisian Ring Road

Reach the replay here:

https://www.francetvinfo.fr/replay-radio/le-choix-franceinfo/peripherique-parisien-a-50-km-h-pour-les-riverains-qui-vivent-avec-l-espoir-d-une-diminution-des-nuisances_6801781.html

As well as run buy the collective book "Le boulevard périphérique: Quel Avenir?" by / Archicity Editor

An essay by Clement Blanchet
Le Boulevard périphérique : du cadavre exquis à la modernité.

"The vital impetus inspired by the Situationists, who envisioned a city that is lived in and travelled through, can be used to reinvent the Périphérique. The projectual framework that needs to be submitted to it must be visionary and give everyone the desire to love modernity once again. This modernity must manifest itself in a new presence. To rethink the Paris ring road, it is not enough to empty it of traffic and replace it with surface vegetation, which is illusory in its effectiveness in helping the city to become sustainable in the future. The project that needs to be invented must be thought through in architectural terms: it is the very infrastructure that needs to be transformed and recreated to make the Boulevard the centerpiece of 21st century Paris."

Read More
Clement Blanchet
Simone Veil bridge inaugurated on July 6th 2024 in Bordeaux

What a thrill! July 6th 2024!

Well done to the whole team.

540 metres long, 44 metres wide, 5860 tonnes, or 75% of the weight of the Eiffel Tower:

A great social, happy, capable, and urban carpet.

It was a source of pride last night to see this bridge being opened up to new horizons and new uses.

 “The design is kept to the simplest expression, the least technical, the least lyrical, in fact an almost primitive structural solution. The bridge is conceived not to be an event in the city but actually a place to promote the events in the city. From an overdose of formal gesticulation, I wanted to propose a robust “plateau” that would last and contribute to unify the right and left river banks. ” Clement Blanchet

Read More
Clement Blanchet