Record checked on 26 October 2026.
Gensler Paris
Architecture firm in Paris 8th · founded in 2019
Overview
Gensler Paris is the Paris office of the American firm Gensler, run by Gensler France SAS from boulevard Haussmann and led by Philippe Paré, co-managing principal for Gensler's Europe region. Most of its work is office and headquarters design for companies in and around Paris, such as Shiseido's EMEA headquarters in Neuilly-sur-Seine and Korn Ferry's offices. It also designs shops and hospitality spaces, from the NBA Store in the Latin Quarter to the Star Alliance lounge at Charles de Gaulle airport.
- Founded
- 2019
- Team
- 20–49
- Projects
- 5
- Awards
- 1
Gensler was founded in San Francisco in 1965; Gensler France SAS, which runs the Paris office, was registered in 2019.
Other offices: San Francisco · London
Partners and founders
Philippe ParéRegional Managing Principal (Europe) / Managing Director, Paris
Duncan SwinhoeRegional Managing Principal (Europe)
Laura GelsoStudio Director / Architect
William YonDirector / Principal
Fields of work
Workplace interiors · Corporate headquarters · Retail · Hospitality and airport lounges · Office building renovation
Built work
Star Alliance lounge, Terminal 1
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport · Airport loungeKorn Ferry offices
Paris · Office interiorNBA Store Paris
Paris · Flagship storeEstée Lauder Companies offices (with Colliers International France)
Neuilly-sur-Seine · Office interiorPrizes and awards
- 2024DNA Paris Design Awards – Interior Design / Hospitality (Star Alliance lounge, Paris-CDG)
Frequently asked questions
Where is Gensler Paris based?
The firm's address is 151 boulevard Haussmann, 75008 Paris.
When was Gensler Paris founded?
It was founded in 2019.
How can I contact Gensler Paris?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 1 78 96 40 98 and through its website gensler.com.
What are the main projects of Gensler Paris?
Its built work includes Shiseido EMEA headquarters (Tempo building) (Neuilly-sur-Seine, 2025), Star Alliance lounge, Terminal 1 (Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, 2023) and Korn Ferry offices (Paris, 2023).