Jean-Michel Wilmotte is a French architect.
Jean-Michel Wilmotte | |
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| Born | 1948 (age 75–76) Soissons, France |
| Occupation | Architect |
Biography
Jean-Michel Wilmotte was born in Soissons on 2 April 1948 to Robert Wilmotte (pharmacist) and Suzanne Léonard.[1] He attended secondary school at the Soisson lycée and the Jean-de-La-Fontaine lycée in Château-Thierry. He studied interior design at the Camondo school of interior design in Paris. Two years after graduating, he founded his own agency in Paris in 1975. In 1982 he was commissioned by François Mitterrand to design his private apartments in the Elysée Palace.[2]
Bibliography
- Ceci n'est pas un parc, entretien avec Jean-Michel Wilmotte. Éditions Libel, Lyon (France), 2010 ISBN 9782917659083
- Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Architecture – Ecriture, Dane McDowell, Éditions Aubanel, Paris (France), 2009 ISBN 9782700606898
- Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Architectures à l'oeuvre, François Lamarre, Pascal Tournaire, Stéphane Paoli, Éditions Le Moniteur, Paris (France), 2008 ISBN 9782281194012
- Wilmotte, l'instinct architecte, Jean Grisoni, Jean-Baptiste Loubeyre, Éditions Le Passage, Paris (France), 2005 ISBN 2847420819
- Architecture intérieure des villes, Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Paul Virilio, Éditions du Moniteur, Paris (France), 1999 ISBN 2281191044
- Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Francis Rambert, Éditions du Regard, Paris (France), 1996 ISBN 2841050262
- Réalisations et projets, Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Éditions du Moniteur, Paris (France), 1993 ISBN 2281190706
- Wilmotte, Jean-Louis Pradel, Éditions Electa Moniteur, Paris (France), 1988 ISBN 286653056X
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