Karl Moukarzel is a French-Lebanese architect, graduated from ALBA and the École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Paris-La Villette. He has gained extensive experience within renowned international practices, including Ateliers Jean Nouvel, CroMe Studio, and Manuelle Gautrand’s agency. 

Passionate about cultures, history, and travel, he enriches his architectural approach through research and the exploration of new ways of thinking about the future of architecture. His work focuses particularly on ephemeral structures, changes of scale, materials, and the relationship between architecture, context, and time.

 His approach is driven by experimentation, innovation, and the adaptation of architectural concepts and construction methods to different constraints. 

Highly attentive to detail, he also explores micro and macro spaces as well as furniture design, always considering the historical, topological, and chronological context of each project.