20 lawyers Patios & Terraces in Marignane

Beyond the act of covering and enclosing a space, Harout Ohanian defines architecture as the art of bringing elements together to materialise an idea. He creates architecture that is full of life, in continual vibrant resonance with its surroundings, its occupant and itself.

DPLG architect, graduated in 1999, specialized in Construction and Urban Planning Law, she has developed a wide variety of skills in individual house, collective housing and ERP projects, whether in design or on construction sites.

For more than 15 years, the architectural workshop has been studying and carrying out construction, renovation, extension and interior design projects. This architect listens to you and advises you to bring to fruition the project that really suits you.

Based in La Garde, Cabinet Hartmann offers a full range of services, helping individuals to realise their life projects.

DPLG architect specializing in renovation and individual houses. Intervention Gard, Vaucluse, Hérault, lower Ardèche and lower Lozère.

Based in Saint-Bonnet du Gard between Nîmes and Avignon at the foot of the Pont du Gard.

A DPLG architect based in Évenos, Julien Thirion questions the previously established architectural norms. He sees architecture as a new and innovative solution, capable of revolutionising the way we perceive the landscape and the uniqueness of a place.

Stef Ammerlaan is a young architect full of passion and determination. His technical expertise and boundless creativity make him the ideal partner for your construction and renovation projects. His architecture studio is defined by a subtle balance between aesthetics, functionality and efficiency.

Catherine Jimenez is a dynamic architect who is curious and full of ideas. Her technical skills and experience in the field allow her to accompany you on different types of projects, with the only limit being the extent of your imagination.

All throughout your project, Jean-Philippe Roche will put all of his effort and skills to your service, from the conceptual phase to the delivery, as well as during the construction phase.

Contemporary and traditional architecture are not mutually exclusive. A project can have a traditional aesthetic while being firmly contemporary in its function, process, sequences, the framing of viewpoints and the use of materials.