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Didier LALLEMENT is an architect specializing in the creation of contemporary spaces marked by sobriety and harmony. Over the course of a career spanning more than thirty years, he has dedicated himself to shaping homes that meet the practical and aesthetic needs of his clients, while respecting the environment that surrounds them.

His academic career reflects his constant search for excellence in the field of architecture and urban planning. Holder of a DPLG architect diploma, he also acquired expertise in town planning at the Paris Urban Planning Institute, as well as solid training as a surveyor engineer at ESGT. This combination of skills allows him to approach each project with a global vision, integrating architectural, urban and technical aspects.

For many years, he practiced his trade in La Grande Motte, a town whose bold and innovative architecture is still considered emblematic today. This unique setting, combining architectural modernity and green surroundings, has profoundly influenced his professional practice.

Today, with his wife Eva-Marie, also a DPLG architect and passionate about Fengshui and gardening, they have chosen to settle on the edge of the park of the Château de Pondres near Sommières in the Gard. This place steeped in history, dominated by the imposing silhouette of the magnificently renovated 12th century building, is for them a new source of daily inspiration.

In this enchanting setting, they chose to build a low-consumption wooden house, combining modernity and respect for the environment. Its gray facade blends harmoniously into the surrounding wooded landscape, testifying to their desire to preserve the natural beauty of the place. It is in this context that they also set up their workshop.

Their work is not limited to residential projects. They are also involved in the design of small collective buildings and businesses, with particular attention paid to accessibility for all, particularly people with reduced mobility (PRM).

In close collaboration with developers, they also participate in the subdivision design process, striving to design neighborhoods that integrate harmoniously into their urban context, giving particular importance to the landscape, common spaces, fences and to the aesthetics of the facades.

As architects, they view their profession as an act aimed at creating living spaces that reflect the identity and aspirations of those who inhabit them, while preserving the beauty and balance of our environment. Each project is for them an opportunity to take on new challenges and give free rein to their creativity, while respecting the clients' program and budget, with the ultimate goal of humbly contributing to a society where harmony between humans and its habitat is a tangible reality.