Edouard VII

The Haussmann-style Edouard VII complex occupies a 1.5-hectare plot at the heart of one of the capital’s liveliest communities. Its location and prestigious architecture - now sensitively revised and restructured - make this an exceptional showcase for any business. Its history is an urban and architectural fresco that mirrors the story of Paris itself. From the ‘city within a city’ project designed at the beginning of the 20th century by architect Henri Paul Nénot to the relocation of the Olympia at the end of the 1980s, and from the artistic signature of Felice Varini to the patronage of the King of England, the Edouard VII district is an open-air history book.  

In addition to the introduction of colour into shop frontages on the Rue Edouard VII to create a more contemporary and visually exciting appearance, the planting of interior courtyards and enhancement of the arcades have taken this important business centre even further upmarket.