Jean-Pierre Buffi (February 16, 1937, Florence, Italia) is a Franco-Italian architect.
Biography Jean-Pierre Buffi was born in Florence in 1937. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Florence. He left Italy in 1964, moving to Paris to work with architect Jean Prouvé.
In 1979, together with Marianne Buffi, he founded an architecture and urban planning firm. The firm became Buffi Associés in 1995. Jean-Pierre Buffi has been responsible for numerous architectural projects, including the construction of IBM headquarters in Lille and Bordeaux, Collines de la Défense and Front de Parc de Bercy in Paris.
Projects
1997: Avignon University 1998: Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Rouen. 1998: Stade Vélodrome, Marseille. 2000: Sanofi-Aventis headquarters, Paris (quai de la Rapée). 2004: Médiathèque José Cabanis, Toulouse. 2004: Musée national de Préhistoire, Les Eyzies 2007: Grand Bazar de Lyon 2008: IRIDE thermal power plant, Turin. 2013: Immeuble Le Cinq, Bordeaux. 2016: Gaumont Convention Cinema, Paris.
References
External links Fine art resources: Artists of the World Online, RKDartists, Union List of Artist Names