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Wafa Lahmar Architecte, your Parisian architecture agency recognized for its refinement. Specializing in renovation and new construction, it is distinguished by a personalized approach and attention to detail, aiming to transform each space into a unique and timeless place.
Nathalie’s philosophy for her projects is holistic and comprehensive, aiming to harmoniously combine all environmental components – exterior and interior, functionality and high aesthetics.
The Apostrophe Architecture agency carries out projects around the themes of design, architecture and town planning in various fields, both old and new.
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
Atelier 243 is an architectural agency created in 2018 by Thomas Beurrier, HMNOP architect. It is located in Amiens, and its scope of intervention extends to the entire Haut-de-France region.
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Constantly seeking a balance between the sensitive and the functional, OSA is involved in housing and tertiary equipment operations, in all phases.
f.u.n.k A sees architecture as the experimentation of possibilities. Concerned with creating, building and inventing, the studio enjoys designing projects that are adapted, sensitive and precise.
Laurent Feret is a certified architect (DPLG) and has run his architectural firm “Feret Laurent Architecte” in the town of Cantiers since 2008.
An architect with extensive experience, Sylvain Parent skillfully handles each of his projects with high standards of quality. The architect is strongly committed to designing sustainable, environmentally-friendly architecture that adapts not only to today's world but that of tomorrow.
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.
