Guillaume DELEMAZURE

Guillaume DELEMAZURE is a part-time Lecturer in the Architecture Department. He holds a Diploma in architecture from ENSAIS (1992), a DEA in Spatial Systems and Regional Planning from Louis Pasteur University (1993), and a Master of Architecture from Pratt Institute (1997). He is currently pursuing a PhD on "architecture of border towns." His professional experience includes roles as a project manager and partner at Herzog & de Meuron in Basel, Switzerland, and as the founder of his own architectural agency in 2007.

Research Interests:

• Development of hybrid urban and architectural typologies in border areas
• Architectural responses to cross-border urbanism
• Design methodologies in contemporary architecture

His work explores the intersection of architecture and urban planning in contested or transitional spaces, with a focus on creating unique typologies that respond to the complexities of border regions.

Publications and Conferences:

• 2002: "den Menschen auf seine Körperlichkeit zurückwerfen" – Archithese, Prada Levanella project
• 2004: Projects 198 – AMC, Pompidou Center
• 2004: "genius loci" – Werk, buildings + living, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg
• 2006: A+U special issue, Herzog & de Meuron 2002-2006
• 2007: Saint Louis station project – Le Moniteur

Professional Activity:

• 2007: Founded Guillaume Delemazure architect agency
• 2005–2006: Partner at Herzog & de Meuron, Basel – supervised 5-6 project teams
• 2000–2005: Project Manager at Herzog & de Meuron
• 1997–2000: Project Manager at François & Henrion, Nancy
• 1996–1997: Project Manager at Rockwellgroup, NYC

His multilingual capabilities (French, English, German) support his international practice and academic engagement across Europe and the United States.