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Tom Maennel is a liberal architect, he works on projects of various types, both in renovation and new construction. He strives to create reasoned architecture that responds to the various current, programmatic, technical and climatic issues.
Putting people back at the heart of the project: this is the ambition of HUMAN Architectes. The agency is made up of a team of 8 architects with adapted communication and unique solutions. Their values ? Creativity, pragmatism, singularity, sustainability, reversibility, transmission, listening, craftsmanship, resources and economy.
Since its creation in 2007, the Julien Tateossian studio has accompanied architectural and scenographic projects, carried out with respect for high environmental values, following bioclimatic principles, and in consultation with the client and users.
As a multidisciplinary architect, Laurette Peruzzi combines the technical rigour of an architect with the creativity of an interior designer and the sensitivity of a decorator. This unique approach allows her to create unique projects that adapt to the specificities of the client.
An experienced architect based in the heart of Lyon, Mathieu Brison and his team accompany the client on large-scale projects as well as others that are more intimate. Together, they are committed to enhancing the existing heritage of buildings and meeting new challenges every day.
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Nacera Mahi, a DPLG architect, proposes a refined and elegant architecture that matches perfectly with the needs of the client. The project comes to life through a global approach where each stage is valued until its final realisation.
Based in Oullins, 86 L'ATELIER draws its strength from the collaboration and complementary nature of the duo of architects who form it. With sensibility and creativity, Maud and Julien envisage an aesthetically oriented architecture that makes sense and stands the test of time.
Anne-Rose Bouyer is the founder of the practice Kauri Architecture. She wears two hats, as both an interior designer and architect, approaching each unique project with a dual skillset.
Tradition or innovation, common sense or a particular point of view, the freedom to combine all things cannot be separated from the responsible use of materials. Florent LEONHARDT is also convinced that architectural management must also serve the future of sites.
The energy and environmental dimension represents an important pillar of all of our thinking and work within the agency.
Aware of the climate emergency, we put “man and nature” at the heart of our thinking process.
