Victor TOLLEC
Victor joined T/E/S/S in 2021 as part of his final-year project before continuing with the firm as both a structural engineer and architect. Holding dual degrees from Centrale Nantes and the National School of Architecture of Nantes (ENSA Nantes), he brings a multidisciplinary approach to the design of building systems that balance architectural ambition, technical feasibility, and environmental performance.
He has been involved in the design of the building envelopes for House of Dior Beijing, in collaboration with 2Portzamparc: monumental free-form shells and a bespoke glass tile façade system, the special structures for the Louis Vuitton 103 Champs-Élysées project: a structural glass skylight, the reconstruction of a historic canopy, and the dynamic performance assessment of a monumental staircase and he Beirut City History Museum, with Renzo Piano Building Workshop: a steel structure and a cable-supported glazed façade system with prestressed cables.
In parallel, Victor contributes to the development of the firm's bioclimatic design expertise by studying natural ventilation strategies and solar control solutions aimed at improving occupant comfort.
