LOUISE RANC ARCHITECTE (LRA) is available for new projects

A 2020 graduate of the Lyon School of Architecture, Louise Ranc worked alongside her studies in an architectural firm. This program allowed her to gain confidence and rigor in her projects. She obtained her Habilitation à la Maitrise d'oeuvre en nom propre (HMNOP) in 2022.

She moved to Lamastre in 2023. Her firm, located in her hometown, offers personalized support to best meet your project plan and budget. She works in the sector, taking into account your requests and project requests.

Aware of the impact of the construction sector on the environment, she advocates for responsible architecture, which is sustainably integrated into our region and draws on local resources and expertise.

The LRA agency knows its territory and seeks to create a bond between the client and the architect, between the client and the companies, and between the project and its environment. Architecture is written together. She says, 'architecture is above all a story of relationships and trust.' The story begins with the first meeting. Each phase is presented with details and projections. The construction site, a key phase in a project, is a significant commitment. Particular attention is offered by the architect in the case of a complete mission; it is the realization of their profession. The plans come to life. Louise Ranc also assists you with administrative requests to successfully complete your project.

Considering the program and constraints, Louise Ranc ensures you receive a comprehensive solution. She works with design offices to address various projects. An architect's work isn't just a matter of scale; no project is small. From the extension of a residential building to the construction of a garage, attic conversion, the construction of a house, the renovation of an old barn, the development of a business or public establishment; each project is unique.

Don't hesitate to contact Louise Ranc to discuss your project. This initial meeting is an opportunity to discuss your program and its constraints together, and to establish a fee proposal.