Paul Kaloustian studied Architecture at A.L.B.A (1997-1ST PRIZE) and he received his masters at Harvard Graduate School of Design (March II-2001). He worked in Herzog and De Meuron's studio in Basel, Switzerland, before opening his office in Beirut. Paul has taught at The Boston Architecture Center (2000) and at The American University of Beirut (2009-2010). He received The Moukbel Award and The Order of Engineers and Architects award.
Paul Kaloustian has carried out numerous projects internationally such as the Resort in Lori (Armenia) in 2019, the Atlas of the Unbuilt World in London in 2013 or the Rami Aboud store in 2010. He stands out for an elegant use of color and the treatment of the shapes.
Paul Kaloustian has carried out numerous projects internationally such as the Resort in Lori (Armenia) in 2019, the Atlas of the Unbuilt World in London in 2013 or the Rami Aboud store in 2010. He stands out for an elegant use of color and the treatment of the shapes.
