H House by Margot Aurensan Architecte exemplifies a design philosophy grounded in sobriety and simplicity. From the outset, the architects focused on creating a structure that not only blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings but also preserves the green character of the site.
Benihana restaurant masterfully fuses Japanese cultural values with Parisian sophistication. The design actively embraces humility and warm hospitality while delivering an atmosphere that is both refined and inviting. By integrating the Japanese concept of Omotenashi with the French ‘Art de Recevoir’, the restaurant creates an environment where every detail is thoughtfully curated to enhance the guest experience.
Casa Paris by Nildo José marries French sophistication with Brazilian warmth in a unique fusion of cultures and experiences. Designed for a family of five who cherish Brazilian art, architecture, and furniture, this 480m² house in Paris offers personality and international flair while honoring its classic base.
Located on a promontory overlooking a valley, Epure Naturelle House by Brengues Le Pavec Architectes sits at the edge of the landscape. With its sloping terrain and far-reaching views, the site calls for careful integration. Consequently, the design focuses on blending into the surroundings rather than dominating them.
Domaine de Gory, a project by TAUTEM Architecture in Haute-Loire, Chambon-sur-Lignon, stands as a testament to eco-responsible tourism and local craftsmanship. Known as the “Terre des Justes” (Righteous Among the Nations), this region now hosts a subtly restructured and newly constructed property that encourages guests to reconnect with nature.
The project, undertaken by Brengues Le Pavec Architectes, involves the renovation and expansion of a 1960s house located in a residential area of Montpellier.
Designing a contemporary extension of an old house built in the 50’s in order to connect indoor to outdoor is the challenge taken up by the French studio of Architecture and Interior Design
Located in the south of France, the land surrounded by vegetation had an interesting slope and good orientation. The plant screen is an asset of privacy, but without a view, the challenge of the CVD house was to seek the light and go beyond the trees.
