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Passionate architects, Marie and Anne-Laure see each project as unique, reflecting the individuality of each person. Their commitment? To find personalised, unique and effective solutions, to design spaces that reflect your image!
Based in Paris, ARIE ARCHI is an agency close to its clients that optimizes spaces to embellish life and promote daily fulfillment. Adept at tailor-made, the agency claims qualities of trust and uniqueness.
GBA, the architecture and design studio, listens to you and supports you throughout the process of bringing your project to fruition. Based on sustainability, it meets your expectations for a new build or refurbishment.
The RBP-ARCHITECTURE workshop founded by David Rondeau, Julien Bartoli and François Planchot addresses all types of programs.
With architectural rigor, freedom of thought and an attachment to detail, our team relies on solid skills to support you.
The architects at FJKT Architectes & Associés will help you develop the most appropriate solutions to your building or renovation project, resulting in a creative, aesthetically-pleasing design that respects both legislative and budgetary requirements.
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Dynamic and flexible, the agency's experiences constitute its strengths in creating concepts combining contemporary style and classic French style in architecture and interior design for all project scales.
Insigne Architecture: An agency that listens to your needs, creating unique and harmonious living spaces, combining contemporary aesthetics and sustainable functionality.
Marion Dumazer graduated in 2005 from EAT, worked at Manuelle Gautrand, Valode et Pistre and REV Architecture
Emmanuel Lafallisse graduated in 2006 from ENSAPLV, worked at Valode et Pistre and Atelier 234
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.
