Delordinaire

Delordinaire is an architecture and interior design studio based in Paris and Montreal, founded in 2016 by Adrian Hunfalvay, Erwan Levêque and Jean-Philippe Parent. The practice describes its approach as “resonant” architecture: sensory places that bring people together, drawing inspiration from everyday rituals and uses and placing the truth of materials at the centre.

Projects cover the whole process from concept to delivery, from architecture and interiors down to furniture, and range from private houses such as High House and Maison Jardin to public buildings such as the Courbevoie Cultural Centre and retail spaces for J.M. Weston and Husbands Paris. Its founding partners previously developed the Paris studio Ciguë.