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Dynamic and enthusiastic, Pierre Angebault likes to get involved in projects and adapt them to the location. The architectural bias can be strong or subtle; These are the intentions that will guide his choices during the design process.
Tektolab is an architecture studio founded in 2014 by John Debaize, DPLG architect.
Tektolab today works on projects at the scale of individual homes, collective housing and public and private facilities. Certified Passive House Designer.
Alain Veyssière, your architect, can work with you on any type of project, whether it's a new build, renovation, elevation or extension, whatever the private or public client (industry, craftsman, private individual, school, etc.).
Archiiodée combines creativity, innovation and diverse expertise to design aesthetic, functional and sustainable projects. Anchored along the Atlantic, the agency collaborates with trusted partners to meet commercial, industrial, medical, hotel, catering, etc. needs.
L'Atelier d'architecture du Pouliguen AAP is a family agency managed by two architect brothers (Thomas and Simon POILANE) based in Saint Nazaire "Au Jardin" Concerned with creating seine, ecological and pleasant architecture.
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Basile Gloor decided to found his own firm and to uphold his values through architecture. He fully invests himself in each project, always with respect for the environment in mind.
Atelier L2 was created in 2013 by two architects, Julie de Legge and Pierre Lelièvre, with the idea of experimenting together with a sensitive project approach, at the crossroads of the disciplines of architecture and scenography.
With over 20 years of experience as an architect, Jean-Philippe Roche offers his knowledge and expertise to create bespoke solutions tailored to his clients' wishes. The architect devotes particular attention to the dialogue that takes place between client and architect.
The architectural firm’s design process stems from their desire to return to the roots of architecture and put the focus back on creation, echoing simple elements in a spirit of minimalism.
