The Arte–Maeght project is transforming the printing shop on Rue Daguerre into a vibrant hub where memory, craftsmanship, the promotion of the arts, and hospitality converge. The space pays tribute to the life of Aimé Maeght, whose career as a printer shaped his identity as an art dealer. By bringing together an art print shop, a gallery, the Centennial Museum, and a restaurant, the project creates synergy among all the family’s ventures.
Architecturally, the design organizes the space around a courtyard and its pond, culminating in an upper level. This new floor houses the restaurant, flanked by a terrace offering a view of the Paris rooftops.