Record checked on 26 October 2026.

TVK

Architecture firm in Paris · founded in 2003

Overview

TVK is an architecture and urban design practice founded in Paris in 2003 by Pierre Alain Trévelo and Antoine Viger-Kohler. It is best known for the redesign of Place de la République, completed in 2013, and also designs housing, schools and mixed-use buildings such as the Îlot culturel in Clichy-Batignolles. Alongside its built work, the practice carries out research on large-scale urban questions.

Founded
2003
Team
20–49
Projects
7
Awards
2

Partners and founders

Pierre Alain TréveloCo-founder and co-manager / Architect and urban planner
Antoine Viger-KohlerCo-founder and co-manager / Architect and urban planner

Fields of work

Urban design and planning · Public spaces · Housing · Schools and public facilities · Mixed-use programmes

Built work

2019

Îlot culturel des Batignolles (cinema, cultural venues, housing; with Tolila + Gilliland)

Paris · Mixed-use complex
2016

91 housing units

Boulogne-Billancourt · Housing
2015

Mixed-use buildings on rue de Lourmel (social housing, retirement home, crèche)

Paris · Housing and public facilities
2015

66 housing units and crèche

Saint-Ouen · Housing and crèche
2013

Redesign of Place de la République

Paris · Public square
2010

Olympe de Gouges zero-energy school complex

Arcueil · Nursery and primary school, leisure centre
2010

Conversion of an office building into a student residence

Arcueil · Student housing (conversion)

Prizes and awards

  • 2006Nouveaux albums des jeunes architectes (NAJA) 2005–2006, Ministry of Culture
  • 2005Palmarès des jeunes urbanistes (Young Urban Planners Award), Ministry of Housing

Frequently asked questions

Where is TVK based?

The firm's address is Paris.

When was TVK founded?

It was founded in 2003.

How can I contact TVK?

You can reach the firm through its website tvk.fr.

What are the main projects of TVK?

Its built work includes Îlot culturel des Batignolles (cinema, cultural venues, housing; with Tolila + Gilliland) (Paris, 2019), 91 housing units (Boulogne-Billancourt, 2016) and Mixed-use buildings on rue de Lourmel (social housing, retirement home, crèche) (Paris, 2015).