Charretterie



Renovation / Reconstruction

La-Chapelle-Sur-Dun
Normandy

Private Client
380 K€




A small house, or perhaps just an annex, tucked away at the end of the garden. An old building waiting to be restored—built of sandstone, flint, and cob. A former farmhouse, a cart shed.

Stepping stones guide guests through a beautiful park spanning several acres, whether in the rain, the mist, or bathed in the golden light of a sunset brushing against the surrounding hedges at day's end.

Materials used:
Cork, Wood Wool, Fermacell, Flint, Wood, Slate, Stone






Ongoing 
2025


Local

Nine

La-Chapelle-Sur-Dun
Normandy

Private Client
55 K€





This space is divided into two interior sections. One area is used for storing summer furniture and bicycles, while the other conceals the technical room for the pool located in the park.

Materials used:
Wood, Concrete flooring, Standing seam steel roofing





Ongoing 
2025


Maison Silex


New Construction

Veules-Les-Roses
Normandy

Private Client
270 K€




Designed to withstand the elements, Maison Silex faces the sea, clad in a thick flint stone envelope—its protective shell.

Nestled into the cliffside, it offers a cozy retreat where you can admire the raging sea from the warmth of your bed.
Materials used: 
Flint/Stone, Wood Wool, Concrete



Year of construction 
2018
Photos by Nathan Lainé
Collaboration with Nicolas Lemoine


Bassin


New Construction

La-Chapelle-Sur-Dun
Normandy

Priavte Client
250 K€




The basin emerges from the ground like a sculptural form. Its reflective surface, infinity edges on all four sides, and dark slate finish enhance its architectural presence.

The water appears crystal clear, mirroring both the deep blue sky and the lush green surroundings. Appreciated year-round, the basin serves as a serene landscape feature in winter and mid-season and transforms into a hub of family fun in the summer.

Materials used: 
Cork, Wood Wool, Fermacell, Flint, Wood, Slate, Stone





Ongoing 
2025


Deux Maisons




New Construction

Saint-Aubin-Sur-Mer
Normany

Private Client
450 K€




“I want a peaceful place to gather with friends,” said the client. So, on a field near the sea, we designed a home where only light is invited in—shielded from prying eyes to ensure privacy.

Two houses, because a home full of children can be noisy, and for a writer, silence is sacred. A smaller house completes the overall composition, offering a quiet retreat.


Materials used: 
Straw, Wood, Fermacell, Thatch



Year of construction 
2025 





13 Logements


New Construction

Rouen
Normandy

Private Client
2,5 M€



A sloping site, a collaboration with a developer, and the project took shape.
Built with wood and vegetation, this development is deeply rooted in its environment. Rainwater is absorbed on-site, irrigating hanging gardens and green roofs through a network of water channels weaving through the complex.

The sound of flowing water adds a poetic touch—an oasis of calm amidst the urban rush, perched on the hillside with a view of the bustling industrial port below.

Materials used: 
Wood, Concrete, Wood Wool, Water Circulation System, Landscape



Unfinished Project
2018/2019


Tiny House





New Construction

Veules-Les-Roses
Normandy

Private Client
120 K€




Nestled in a sloped garden at the base of a high flint wall, this small house provides overflow space when the family gathers.

A cozy annex with only the essentials—like a boat, where every inch is optimized to create a warm and inviting living space.

Designed for flexibility, its modular layout allows for one or two bedrooms as needed, with a movable partition transforming the living area into an extra sleeping space.

Materials used: 
Wood, Wood Wool, Slate





Year of construction 
2021




+2 Appartements


Two story addition to
an existing structure

Paris
Île-de-France

Private Client
620 K€




The clients’ commitment to bioclimatic and bio-based architecture led to a home built with straw, earth, and wood—simple yet highly energy-efficient.

Combining their knowledge with ours, we found the perfect balance between technical performance and poetic design. Now, they bring the story to life, inhabiting a breathing, living home in the heart of Paris.

Materials used: 
Straw, Earth Plaster, Fermacell, Wood, Cork, Blown Cellulose Insulation, Wood Wool




Year of construction 
2021

Photos by Nathan Lainé


Maison du Val



Renovation / Rehabilitation

Veules-Les-Roses
Normany

Private Client
120 K€




A thatched cottage, like those still found in Normandy, with thick stone walls and a solid structure.

The renovation focused on insulation, managing humidity, replacing windows, opening a large south-facing bay in the sandstone wall, and converting the garage into a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom.

Materials used: 
Wood Wool, Sprayed Hemp-Lime, Stone, Cork-Lime and Misapor for floor insulation, Interior Earth Plaster



Year of construction
2020


Maison V. Hugo



Renovation + Terrace
+ Landscape Aspects

Veules-Les-Roses
Normandy

Private Client
450 K€




This large post-war home bears the hallmarks of the modernist movement of its time.
Energy-efficient renovations were challenging, but through careful detailing and collaboration with skilled craftsmen, we found solutions.

Originally built in concrete and struggling with humidity, the house now breathes, opening up to spectacular sea views.

Materials used: 
New windows, Compressed wood fiber insulation (exterior), Permeable brick flooring for rainwater drainage, Sunshades



Ongoing 
2024/2025