28 lawyers Interior Architecture & Design in Marseille

LLF Architecture, a young Marseille-based architectural firm, is committed to architectural designs that promote sustainable development. With humility and passion, the agency accompanies its clients towards the achievement of an idea, so as to design architecture that’s in harmony with who they are.

The Olivier SOUSA Architecture workshop supports you in your project. Combining listening and creativity, its aim is to guide you and advise you in your choices in order to design the living space that suits you.

Based in La Ciotat, CM Architectes has been offering its clients architecture for nearly 10 years that meets their needs in terms of design, construction and quality.

Boomerang & Macadam is an architectural agency based in Pertuis. We like to approach the project in its entirety, highlighting all the elements that make it unique.

Frédéric Leclerc devotes particular attention to the true use value of a design as well as to the choice of materials, colors, furnishings and light fixtures. His goal is to establish a thorough implementation strategy while maintaining the equilibrium between building and environment. 

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.

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.

Rémi Jenta is a skilled and dynamic architect who offers tailor-made services to his clients. He focuses his architectural efforts on human values and the discovery of the other.

Fabien Bourguet incorporates the notion of ecology and sustainable development into his projects. His firm Atelier AC3 places purity of lines, understated forms and the duality of materials at the heart of its design approach. 

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.