Unique anchors

Alongside my colleagues, I had the opportunity to participate in projects as varied as the rehabilitation of sports facilities, the development of marinas, the design of vineyard extensions, and even, in my youth, working on the Pastis 51 factory in Marseille for the MAP Architecture group.

These operations go beyond the ordinary: they require precise, often technical responses, tied to very specific uses, sensitive environments, or particular operational requirements.

They are projects of anchoring: deeply rooted in a territory, a culture, and a rigorous use.
Each context has invited me to adjust my perspective, to listen more intently, and to work with very concrete data, all while maintaining a focus on clarity and usability.

These projects have allowed me to develop a flexible and refined approach, considering very specific uses, environmental constraints, and operational requirements. They have enriched my vision of architecture and strengthened my skills in technical fields where every detail matters.
They reflect my ability to adapt to challenges of various scales and my commitment to providing tailored solutions to the specific needs of each program.

(Links to the agencies carrying the projects, when possible.)