Conservatoire Léo Délibes Paris

Built in 2009, the Léo Délibes Music School now has more than 1000 students and offers a wide range of courses to meet the needs of all learners. The building is located in Clichy in the north of Paris.

The music school welcomes many musicians, who will be able to work together without disturbance in this building of special and award-winning architecture. The building borders on a metro line, which is why measures for acoustic decoupling were essential.

Vertical and horizontal decoupling was carried out using the REGUPOL vibration range. The acoustic decoupling of the music school from the metro line ensures that music can be played without disturbing influences.

Project overview

Award-winning architecture by Bernard Desmoulins

REGUPOL vibration 1000
REGUPOL vibration 800
REGUPOL vibration 450
REGUPOL vibration 550

Exterior view of the modern Léo Délibes music school with its black façade, many windows and entrance area in Paris.

Street view of the modern Léo Délibes music school with its black façade and many windows in Paris.

Corner view of the modern building with a dark façade and many windows, which houses the Léo Délibes music school in Paris.

A dark façade with many windows of the Léo Délibes music school directly on a street in Paris.

Entrance to a modern building with a black façade, which houses the Léo Délibes music school in Paris.