TVK is a Paris-based international architecture and urban design practice founded by Pierre Alain Trévelo and Antoine Viger-Kohler. TVK has achieved national recognition notably with the Palmarès des Jeunes Urbanistes in 2005 and the Nouveaux Albums des Jeunes Architectes in 2006, then international with the redevelopment of Place de la République in Paris, Brussels Parkway with the redevelopment of E40 highway or the redevelopment of Lausanne train station square in Switzerland. Educated in architecture and urbanism mainly in Paris and Harvard, Pierre Alain Trévelo and Antoine Viger-Kohler pursue a theoritical and build work through projects, research and writings. TVK brings together the two founding members of TOMATO Architectes group that edited the book, "Paris, La Ville du Péripherique" (Paris: The ring road city), published by Le Moniteur in 2003. Since then, the office has continued its editorial activity with the release of "No Limit. Etude prospective de l’insertion urbaine du peripherique de Paris" (No Limit. Prospective Study of Urban Integration of the Paris Ring Road), published by Pavillon de l’Arsenal in 2008 and around self-published editorial projects like the book "Système Ouvert, les nouveaux mondes du Grand Paris" for the Atelier International du Grand Paris or the monographic collection T∀KE.