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Frantz BUHLER has been a DPLG architect since 2009 and works for BUPA Architectures.

Founded in 2013 in the heart of Bordeaux, the BUPA practice enjoys taking on a variety of projects that allow it to explore its architectural drive through innovation, creativity and respect for the environment. Aware of current social and environmental issues, BUPA's work aims to treat sustainable development as a common-sense, proactive approach, rather than a constraint that muzzles architectural expression.

In the face of increasing urbanisation and the ecological challenges of our time, Frantz BUHLER is committed to an architecture that is both innovative and a contributor to sustainable and ecological building processes. BUPA likes to propose innovative alternatives while respecting the specifications imposed on it. To broaden their skills, the firm's architects do not hesitate to train regularly in new ecological construction techniques such as straw construction and raw earth rendering, so that they are able to incorporate them from the earliest design phases. This architect enjoys taking part in multi-disciplinary projects that promote convivial urban planning.

For BUPA, architecture plays a major role in the creation of urban planning that serves people and their relationships. Indeed, we need to identify with an architecture of 'care', where people and their integration into the territory are at the heart of our concerns. Frantz BUHLER is convinced that it is essential to recreate green spaces in order to re-establish an essential link between man and nature, and wants to redefine urban space as a place for social interaction and conviviality. From refurbishments to new buildings, it is essential for the agency's architects to think and create for the well-being of future generations. Combining architectural know-how with new technologies. Architectural and urban planning work must be considered as a coherent whole within its context.

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