Florent Nédélec () is a French architect. He studied architecture in France and the United States and graduated with a “Diplôme d’Architecte DPLG” from the École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Paris-La Villette in Paris, France and a Master of Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, USA. Florent Nédélec is a registered architect with “l’Ordre des architectes d’Île-de-France” in Paris, France. His projects reflect a sensibility for minimalism.Perspective Magazine, June 2012, A Quiet presenceLa Vie, Taiwan, July 2012, ArchitectureNedelec Architecture Profile
Biography Prior to starting his own practice in 2007, Florent Nédélec worked with several architectural firms, including Atelier Jean Nouvel and Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Architects LLP, formerly known as I.M. Pei & Partners. He later became a principal of the New York architectural firm Frank Williams & Partners Architects LLP to work on multiple high-rise buildings in New York, Dubai and Moscow.Squarefoot HK Magazine, April 2012, Building FuturesSquarefoot HK Magazine, April 2012, Building Futures (Mandarin Chinese)
Practice Nédélec's firm has offices in Central, Hong Kong and Phuket.Nedelec Architecture Contact
Projects Nédélec has designed a number of buildings across the world: 2015, Usherea Villa, Phuket, Thailand 2015, Eight South Lane, Sai Wan, Hong Kong 2014, Queen's Road Hotel, Central, Hong Kong 2014, Yong He Yuan Residences, Taipei, Taiwan 2012, Whitfield Hotel, North Point, Hong Kong 2012, The Jervois, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong 2008, Bonham Strand Hotel, Central, Hong Kong 2007, 3 West 57 Residential Tower, New York (with Frank Williams & Partners Architects LLP) 2007, Connaught Road Office Building, Central, Hong Kong (with Frank Williams & Partners Architects LLP)
See also List of architects List of French architects
References
External links Nedelec Architecture official site Air France Magazine 2012, May 2012, 10 raisons to go to Hong Kong
MyGoNews, January 2011, Interview with Mr.Cheng Squarefoot HK Magazine, May 2012, Sustaining Momentum