Architects matching your selection
Marie-Charlotte FREMY architect in Manche supports individuals and professionals in all types of projects, both new and existing.
Architecture and interior design agency Paris-Normandie Architecture aims to design unique projects in response to your needs and desires, while paying equal attention to comfort, functionality, aesthetics and budget .
With concern for architectural quality and simplicity, Charlotte Rattez designs straightforward, contemporary architecture firmly rooted in its context and time period.
The architectural agency, created by Justine Buisson and Clément Nouvel in 2022, has been based in Ouistreham since 2024. It works on various projects, both in renovation and new construction, and is attached to the history of the place and its occupants.
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The Claire GALLAIS architectures agency meets your expectations with attentive, sensitive and generous architecture. Her experience and attentiveness will support you in your new construction or rehabilitation projects. We remain at your disposal.
Inizia Architectes combines personalization, functional and aesthetic harmony. Their dedicated team offers expertise to create unique spaces that aim to exceed your expectations while keeping a lasting imprint on the architectural landscape
The O2BO agency favors an ecological approach, as close as possible to the desires of its interlocutor in a permanent dialogue aimed at producing quality architecture, harmoniously inscribed in its environment.
AEK Architecture: Your partner for sustainable and personalized projects
Based in La Wantzenau, the agency designs and monitors all types of operations, new or restructuring, across all sectors of activity: homes, offices, housing, businesses and public facilities.
KANOPEA ARCHITECTURE STUDIO is an agency specialising in bioclimatic architecture and contemporary interior design with an ecological and frugal approach, with a very varied portfolio of projects and clients.
