Parfums Rochas Headquarters

Office · by Ricardo Bofill · 1987

Paris, France

A corporate headquarters that uses a classical façade composition to project permanence and brand stature. Stone cladding and carefully framed openings create an ordered street elevation, while contemporary detailing keeps it from reading as pastiche. The building’s image relies on symmetry, scale, and material quality rather than expressive form. Interior organization supports office efficiency, with the façade acting as both representation and environmental filter. It’s an example of late‑20th‑century corporate architecture where the city-facing front is treated almost like a tailored suit.

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