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.