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David-Pierre Jalicon
C.E.O. / Architect D.P.L.G.
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David-Pierre Jalicon did arrived in 1996 in
Korea and then did establish his own architectural
firm, DPJ&Partners, in this country. Today, the firm
counts 60 employees in Korea with extensive
activities all around Asia.
The firm is
organized around 3 divisions: architecture,
interior/retail, and engineering. Among others, DPJ
&Partners, is well known for having designed in
Korea the VVIP resort SonoFelice and SonoFelice
Village and CC in Vivaldi Park, the new Oman
Embassy, the Aqua-Art bridge near by the Seoul Art
Center, the Central Point bridge in front of the
Marriott Hotel, the Maison Cartier, the French
School in Sorae Maeul, the French Cultural Center
and French Consulate, the new RSM tower. The firm is
as well in charge of developing projects for luxury
brands such as Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Dior, Hermes,
including Flagship-store like, House of Dior and
Omega very recently.
The works and
creativity of David-Pierre Jalicon have been several
times awarded, Grand Prix d’Architecture of the
Beaux-Arts Academy (Ex Grand Prix de Rome), Villa
Medicis Hors les Murs, Pierre Cardin Architectural
Prize.
David-Pierre Jalicon is as well,
Honorary Citizen of Seoul City since 2006. He has
received a knighthood in the Field of “Arts and
Letters” in 2008 from the French Republic and a
Citation in the order of Prime Minister from the
Korean Republic in 2013. He is also a member of
Seoul City FIAC (Foreign Investment Advisory
Committee) since 2010.
David-Pierre Jalicon
is graduated DPLG from the Paris School of
Architecture and received additional qualifications
from the CNAM engineering School and from La
Sorbonne (Art Philosophy).
The approach of
David-Pierre Jalicon is particularly recognized in
Korea for its ability to integrate traditional
values and belief systems (geomancy, Taoism,
Shamanism, Confucianism) in the service of
contemporary architecture. His projects and works
have been the subject of numerous publications and
reports in most Korean media.
David-Pierre
Jalicon is CCE (Conseiller du Commerce
Extérieur-Foreign Trade Advisor) since 2005. He is
also the Chairman of the FKCCI (French Korean
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PRESENT POSITIONS
Korea : The president of D.P.J.
& Partners, Ltd.
France : The president of David-Pierre
JALICON Architecte D.P.L.G.
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| AWARDS |
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ARCHITECTURE GRAND PRIX 1991 and Charles
Abella Prize, awarded by the Beaux-Arts Academy
of the French Institute; and French architects'
Friendly Society Prize 1991, for the “Ile
Seguin University of Europe” project (128,000
m²) |
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PRIZE FOR THE BEST DIPLOMA PROJECT 1991-1992
given by the Paris-Conflans Architecture School
for : "Volcatech : centre of New Technology
Arts experiment and diffusion" project,
(Clermont-Ferrand) |
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MENTION, EDF (French National Electricity
Company) Foundation ELECTRA 1994 Scholarships |
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PIERRE CARDIN PRIZE 1994 for Architecture |
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VILLA MEDICIS HORS LES MURS 1995, awarded
by AFAA (French Artistic Action Association),
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for the South
Korea TGV Scenographic project “RAIL-ART”
(landscape and artistic layouts) |
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HONORARY CITIZEN OF SEOUL 2006 |
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KNIGHT BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT of the order of "ARTS ET LETTRES" by French Government 2008 |
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| QUALIFICATIONS |
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Arts and Techniques Academy, French High
Engineer School (CNAM : Conservatoire National
des Arts et Metiers) :1986-1988 |
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Summer School, Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta, USA : 1991 |
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ARCHITECT D.P.L.G. (Diploma), Paris-Conflans
school of architecture :1992 |
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Philosophy of Art (DEA), University of Paris
1 Pantheon-Sorbone : 1993-1994 |
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Architectural Theory and Aesthetics(CEEA),
Paris-Villemin school of architecture : 1993-1995 |
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Consultant for the strategy of urban development
and territory planners office ECD (Economie,
Culture et Developpement) |
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Professor of Graduate School of Architecture
in Kyonggi University : 2002 |
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Chairman of the French Korean Chamber
of Commerce and Industry (FKCCI) |
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Member of FIAC (Foreign International Advisory
Commitee of Seoul City Administration) |
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