Director
140 RUE DU PONT DE DRANSE
74500 PUBLIER
Director
140 RUE DU PONT DE DRANSE
74500 PUBLIER
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The architecture studio ArchiSpott was founded in the 2010s, born of the collaboration between architect Sabine Potié (DPLG) and urban planner Jean-Marie Tabourdiot. The pair met during a study trip to Porto, and have worked together ever since. Together, they develop diverse projects, primarily new builds, extensions and restoration work in the residential sector on a small-to-medium scale.
For the architects, the relationships they build with their clients are essential. Dialogue and understanding are at the root of the project, allowing creativity to emerge and technical or budgetary constraints to be brought to light. After in-depth study, the design phase begins. ArchiSpott develops unique projects, giving precise consideration to their clients’ needs and expectations and guiding them throughout the process in order to ensure their complete satisfaction.
Sabine Potié and Jean-Marie Tabourdiot both believe in the importance of designing and examining construction and renovation through an eco-friendly perspective in accordance with High Environmental Quality (HQE) norms. This entails taking advantage of renewable energies, in particular thanks to the use of solar panels, as well as the use of health-conscious, natural materials in construction.
Do you have an architecture project? Contact the team at ArchiSpott, who will be delighted to guide and assist you with all of your projects.
Single-Family Homes
Passive House / Eco-friendly
Chalets / Wooden Houses
Smart Homes
Townhouses
Country Homes
Multi-unit Residential
Apartment
Commercial - industrial
Offices
Warehouses
Industrial Buildings
Hotels - Restaurants
Public Access Buildings
Retail
Exterior
Landscape Architecture
Patios & Terraces
Pools
Interior Architecture & Design
Extension
Renovation
New Build
Project Management
Feasibility Studies
Expertise
Sanitation
Building Upgrades
Restoration
Vertical expension
Conversion
Modern
Classic
Japonais
Traditional
contemporary
Futuristic
Architects Registration Board
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