The agency offers an architectural approach that demonstrates sensitivity to human and landscape aspects regarding the creation of unique contemporary projects that are perfectly integrated within their environment. Based on ethical and ecological choices, each project is adapted to both the clients’ specific needs and the intrinsic qualities of the site.
Contemplative architecture
An architectural project becomes a visible landmark on the territory, influencing how it is discovered and experienced.
It makes it possible to create magnificent sites, while fostering contemplation of the setting’s natural environment. This approach, resulting from sustainable design, connects humankind and the built environment to the landscape in which they evolve.
Indigenous architecture
Building with communities. Reimagining territories.
The firm embraces a committed approach, viewing architecture as a tool for autonomy, resilience, and the enhancement of living knowledge. Its work is rooted in a co-creative process with Indigenous communities, weaving strong connections between cultural heritage, territorial ecology, and the built environment.
With hands-on experience alongside the Innu community of Pessamit and doctoral research focused on heritage-based approaches to sustainable Indigenous tourism, the founder supports communities in designing spaces that are grounded, meaningful, and respectful of their identities. Through collaborative processes, she works to uncover the spatial, cultural, and contemplative potential of places often marginalized by the Anthropocene era and extractive dynamics.
Our mission: to use architecture to reveal territories, honor Indigenous knowledge, and support sustainable, cultural, and collective projects.
Collective architecture
In parallel to its practice, the firm works on the Paysages fragilisés project. This research project aims to strengthen relationships between fragile territories, their once-malleable limits, local populations, and architecture.
By providing the possibility of formalizing and qualifying these relationships, architecture becomes a vector of change to improve the living conditions of these populations. Indeed, through community participation in project deployment, the architect’s work can play a role in supporting the ecological, economic, and contemplative development of these territories that are often fragile as a result of anthropogenic activities.
Feasibility studies and expertise
Evaluation of the feasibility of a project based on the site, budgets, and specific timelines. Analysis of the regulations in force and preparation of documents required for permits.
Design
Creation of aesthetic and sustainable solutions to bring customers’ needs to life.
Quote analysis
Customer guidance for the selection of various stakeholders.
Building site surveillance
Customer representation at the building site and verification of workmanship quality, all while coordinating various stakeholders.