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A DPLG architect based in southeast France, Daniel Curti has many years of experience which enables him to easily work on a wide range of different projects. He listens to the client and uses his creativity and expertise to put forward your ideas and shape your project.
It is also possible to propose a partial mission which is limited to the general design and the administrative request.
Aside from the advisory visit, the first appointment is free of charge.
Each year the architectural firm designs plans for new villas, expansions and restaurations, handles requests for building permits, and small development projects and restaurations of traditional Provençal houses. The majority of projects are located in Gigaro, in La Croix-Valmer and in the neighboring municipalities of Cavalaire, Gassin, Grimaud, Ramatuelle and Saint-Tropez.
Maëva Jay adapts to your desires, supporting you in your projects from advice to the creation of plans and 3D to site monitoring whether you are an individual or a professional.
DPLG architect and for the majority of our activity designer of individual houses, with or without rehabilitation, we will insist on scrupulous listening to the client's desires in order to precisely guide the design work.
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With concern for the environment and sustainable development, Corentine Rognant is a specialist in wood construction and exterior developments. She serves both private and professional clients, remaining attentive to their needs in order to offer them an original design that perfectly meets their expectations.
gdad is supported by a team of talented architects whose primary goal is to meet the expectations of the client. Their philosophy is to create the perfect projects for each person, projects that inspire emotion.
With over 7 years of experience, the architect works on a variety of property types including individual homes, professional buildings, apartments, hotels and restaurants, collective residential and commercial buildings.
“High five”, an expression borrowed from the realm of sports, represents the interaction between multiple individuals celebrating the achievement of a common goal. This kind of team spirit is precisely what architect Yann Melan wished to infuse into his firm High Five Architecture, located in Fréjus on the Côte d’Azur.
