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The Franco-Austrian architecture firm inFABric was founded in 2016 by Fabien BARTHELEMY and Anita Barthelemy-Peboeck. Based in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, its founders previously gained valuable experience at renowned international agencies such as Jean Nouvel and Chaix & Morel. inFABric operates in France and German-speaking countries, across a wide range of sectors: culture, high-end residential projects, luxury hotels, office buildings, interior design, furniture, and product design.

The agency benefits from a multifaceted approach to the profession and a dual construction culture. Its partners share an architectural sensibility characterized by several key principles:

Sensitive integration within the urban and architectural context

Optimal functionality of spaces and clarity of orientation

Designs offering flexibility both during conception and over time

An urban and architectural scale adapted to users and context

Formal purity, minimalism, and sobriety of spaces and forms

Maximization of natural light

Respect for and enhancement of the site’s history, whether ancient, modern, or contemporary

Environmentally respectful and energy-efficient realization

Currently, inFABric is working on two school projects in Germany, a 50-unit housing development in Austria, as well as high-end residential projects in France and the Middle East.

Commitment to the Environment

Sustainable construction lies at the heart of inFABric’s design method. Projects are developed to minimize environmental impact throughout their life cycle, focusing on:

Bioclimatic, energy-efficient design

Comfortable interior spaces for users

Use of low-carbon materials

High-performance energy systems

Reduced site nuisances during construction

End-of-Life Consideration

The goal is to foster the adaptability of buildings by implementing lightweight materials that allow for simplified reconfiguration of spaces. Whenever possible, materials are designed to be demountable, facilitating either reuse or recycling.