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Architectural agency expert in renovation and elevation.
Expertise in apartment renovation and elevations, with more than 50 projects carried out over 10 years of activity.
Charlotte is a dynamic and creative architect who founded her agency in 2020. Her approach to architecture is guided by a holistic vision, aiming to combine aesthetics, functionality and sustainability for each project.
Insigne Architecture: An agency that listens to your needs, creating unique and harmonious living spaces, combining contemporary aesthetics and sustainable functionality.
FAVRESSE ARCHITECTES designs and develops living spaces on any scale. Nurtured by the diversity of its previous projects, the agency is able to provide a unique response aimed at creating meaningful spaces.
The M2A workshop is an architecture workshop led by Alexis Milan, HMO/DPLG architect and 3 collaborators, developing construction, extension, elevation, interior design, energy renovation and custom-made furniture projects.
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“Architecture is a combat sport.”
True to this vision of Rudy Ricciotti, AEON approaches each project with boldness and a touch of rebellion, creating unique spaces that defy convention, combining creativity, precision and a sincere passion for the unexpected.
An experienced architect, Régine Remy's ambition is to fit the architecture respectfully and harmoniously into the existing environment, while highlighting the singularity of its identity.
The agency likes to dabble in all types of programming: individual homes, small collectives, cultural and sports facilities, offices, scenography or even design while maintaining intact its desire to provide a fair architectural response.
The workshop favors the tactile experience, creating durable and functional designs. Each space and object reflects an architect-craftsman-client collaboration. The workshop thus intends to design architectural solutions which will become the heritage of tomorrow.
