A graduate of the College of Art and Design of Geneva "Ecole Supérieure d'Arts Appliqués de Genève" in 1996, Pascal has developed, for almost thirty years, a demanding approach to interior architecture and furniture design.

After six years of initial experience within a Geneva architectural office active in highly demanding sectors such as luxury and finance, he founded his own studio in Geneva in 2003.

Since then, on an international scale, he has cultivated a precise and controlled architectural language, serving singular places with the ambition of offering a refined, elegant and lasting experience.

From private residences to luxury retail environments — watchmaking, jewellery — and administrative spaces for private banking, the studio develops bespoke environments guided by attention to detail and a sense of balance.

“Interior architecture is not decoration. It is a creative discipline: a way of revealing a place rather than covering it.

I do not seek effect or fashion. I seek accuracy: the right proportion, controlled light, sincere materials and silent detail.

Every space carries a memory. To transform does not mean to erase, but to intelligently extend what already exists.

I believe in sensitive and rigorous interior architecture, where technique supports emotion, heritage enters into dialogue with the contemporary, and every intervention has a reason to exist.

Luxury is not accumulation. It lies in balance, restraint and the invisible quality of things well conceived.

Being an ESAA interior architect and MPQ means designing with responsibility: understanding, drawing, coordinating and building, from the first line to the final detail.

To create an interior is not to produce an image. It is to build an atmosphere capable of standing the test of time.”

Surrounded by carefully selected multidisciplinary partners, Pascal brings together teams able to carry a shared vision: delivering coherent, refined and durable spaces.

Interior architecture is an independent discipline and a profession in its own right, positioned at the intersection of architecture, building technology and the design of uses. It is not limited to the aesthetics of spaces: it consists in analysing, designing, transforming and coordinating built or future environments in all their spatial, technical and functional complexity.

In Switzerland, professional practice is based on specialised higher education at HES level — University of Applied Sciences — or an equivalent university qualification. This training includes architectural design, construction technology, regulations, ergonomics, materials, project management and site coordination.

Projects are developed in compliance with applicable regulations: safety of people and property, accessibility, acoustics, ventilation, energy performance and heritage constraints.

The work begins with an in-depth analysis of the programme: understanding the place, existing or future, its construction constraints, structure, technical installations, possible heritage value and the present and future uses of the spaces. This essential study phase makes it possible to establish a coherent intervention strategy suited to each situation, including a long-term vision.

Each project is part of an overall reflection on volumes, circulation, light, materials, construction details and the everyday comfort of users. The work also includes the coordination of all parties involved, as well as monitoring of execution and costs, in order to guarantee the coherence and quality of the project within the agreed timeframe.

Remuneration is based exclusively on fees for intellectual and technical services, in a spirit of independence and transparency towards the client.