Bottega Veneta

This Bottega Veneta boutique in Paris was delivered while I was working as Site Manager for LS Group, overseeing the day-to-day coordination of all teams and ensuring the synthesis between the different trades from early demoltions works to the final handover. My role included managing on-site operations, aligning construction details with he architects, and guaranteeing the precision required for a project of this complexity.

The store unfolds across several levels: women’s fashion on the ground floor, menswear on the first floor, and storage areas on the basement level. The architectural concept is built around a rigorous grid system that repeats across the floor, walls, and ceiling. This formal rhythm requires exceptional accuracy, with every element aligned to the millimetre to maintain the purity of the geometry and the coherence of the brand identity.

Materials such as warm wood and glass blocks create an atmosphere that could be described as soft brutalism, where opacity and texture meet light and refinement. Carefully designed furniture pieces, tables, seating, and display supports, introduce a sense of softness within the strict grid, balancing the discipline of the architecture with the elegance of the Bottega Veneta aesthetic.