ALAMI IDRISSI YASMINE is available for new projects

A certified architect, Yasmine Alami Idrissi assists individuals and professionals in the design and execution of tailor-made projects: apartment renovations, interior redesign, new construction, rehabilitation, and equipment. She works primarily in Paris, the Île-de-France region, and Marseille.

With several years of experience working for renowned national architectural firms—Carta Reichen et Robert, Rougerie+Tangram, and Architecture Patrick Mauger—she has worked on a variety of projects, from single-family homes to public and technical buildings, developing a strong project culture and considerable versatility in the design and construction management phases.

Her architectural approach is deeply influenced by a Mediterranean culture, informed by her life and training experiences in Casablanca, Marseille, and Seville. This identity is reflected in a constant attention to context, understated materials, and consistency with existing structures. She designs spaces that integrate seamlessly into their surroundings with precision and simplicity.

She places a central role in dialogue with clients, convinced that architecture is above all a collaborative process, translating needs, uses, and sensibilities. She advocates a rigorous yet accessible practice, where each project is designed as a balance between aesthetics, functionality, budget, and sustainability.

Now self-employed, Yasmine offers full or partial services, depending on needs: consulting, feasibility studies, sketches, building permits, preliminary declarations, technical files, calls for tenders, and site supervision.

She works equally well on small-scale interiors—rearrangements, optimization, renovations—as well as on more complex projects involving regulatory, heritage, or technical constraints.

Thanks to her fluency in four languages—French, English, Spanish, and Arabic—she can easily support international clients or work in multicultural and multilingual contexts.

Her practice is distinguished by a constant desire to highlight what already exists without freezing it, to create places where one feels good, where space, light and material interact with discretion and elegance.