Interior Design

The Louvre Pyramid

Integrated modern glass architecture into the historic Louvre Museum space.

year
1989
size
1,060 m²

About project

Concept & Modernization

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The pyramid was designed to create a grand entrance to the Louvre Museum, combining classical architecture with modern engineering.
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Glass & Steel Framework

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A total of 673 glass panels were arranged to ensure maximum transparency while maintaining strength. The steel framework provides structural support.
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Subterranean Lobby Expansion

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The underground lobby was excavated beneath the courtyard, expanding the museum’s space while maintaining the historic integrity of the site.
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Integration with Historic Surroundings

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Despite initial controversy, the structure became an architectural landmark, successfully blending modern design with Parisian heritage.

product used

High-Strength Concrete

A durable and reinforced concrete mix designed to withstand extreme loads and weather conditions. Commonly used in skyscrapers and large-scale infrastructure projects.

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