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Restoring meaning to architecture.

We are here to help you in the act of building, to be with you and for you in what is one of the most important phases of your life.

The architect at your service

Because you have your way of living and your personal tastes...

The role of the architect is above all to listen to you; based on your needs, your tastes, your lifestyle, the probable development of your family, we help you define your project: layout of the premises, judicious use of surfaces, organization of interior volumes, exterior aspects. ..

The architect does not sell models or standard plans, because your project should not impose a standardized lifestyle on you. He organizes the space according to your tastes and needs. In addition, the architect uses constraints to offer you greater customization. Its added value is tailor-made at a lower cost.

The architect is a person of dialogue and also a person of measurement: he advises you on a project compatible with your financial means. Once the program and its cost have been clearly defined with you, it becomes your intermediary with construction companies in order to provide you with quality work under the best price conditions.

An environmental pillar

Architecture guarantees that your construction will be "responsible", that its insertion will be harmonious in a territory already structured by transport networks, technical networks (electricity, water, etc.), and economic or commercial activity. It thus ensures that the impact of construction on the existing environment is limited by preserving the density of buildings and avoiding waste of land, agricultural and natural resources. It also ensures compliance with safety rules and consideration of all ecological and health requirements. It favors materials that are locally available or have a low environmental impact.

An economic pillar

The architect places his approach within a logic of eco-efficiency which guarantees the reduction of energy consumption and the good performance of buildings. A "bioclimatic" design ensures comfort in winter and summer while avoiding seasonal overconsumption. The architect goes beyond, if possible, existing standards. It forecasts the “overall cost” incurred by future upkeep and maintenance of the building.

A social pillar

The architect integrates concerns linked to social diversity, the cohabitation of generations and the multiplicity of activities of the inhabitants. Above all, he is concerned with the use you will make of your building. It must provide for future uses and their modularity in the perspective of foreseeable developments in your family or your activities.

A cultural pillar

The architect aims for the proper integration of the building into its cultural and traditional context. He is sensitive to local materials and know-how. It also aims for cultural development through the creation of contemporary architecture and avoids pastiches of traditional forms.