Create spaces that extend the architecture and strengthen the connection with the surrounding landscape.

Yes. We regularly collaborate with Horus Paysage, led by landscape architect Stanislas Jung, to integrate landscape design from the earliest stages of the project. This approach allows us to design the house, access routes, terraces, planting, swimming pool, and outdoor living spaces as a single, cohesive architectural vision that blends seamlessly with its surroundings.

Yes. We can work alongside the swimming pool contractor of your choice to ensure the pool is perfectly integrated into the architectural design. In the Paris region and the Auvergne–Rhône-Alpes region, we can also recommend trusted professionals with whom we regularly collaborate.

Yes, when they form part of a genuine architectural concept. We design custom timber pergolas as part of planning applications or prior approval procedures, provided they enhance both the house and its surrounding environment.

Yes. We design covered terraces when they are conceived as a natural extension of the existing architecture and integrate harmoniously into the overall project.

Yes. We design timber gazebos, garden pavilions, and other lightweight timber structures whenever they serve a clear architectural purpose and integrate coherently with the site and its existing landscape.

We design a wide range of custom timber outdoor features, including integrated tables and built-in furniture, terraces, carports for cars, motorcycles, or motorhomes, as well as equestrian facilities such as shelters, stables, and riding centres. As with all our buildings, every project is treated as a true architectural design, carefully tailored to its purpose and surroundings.

Yes, and we strongly recommend it. Considering the outdoor spaces from the earliest stages of the design process allows access routes, terraces, planting, swimming pools, and outdoor living areas to be planned in harmony with the site’s orientation, topography, and surrounding environment. The landscaping itself can then be completed in phases, with or without the involvement of a landscape architect.

Yes. When thoughtfully designed as a natural extension of the home, timber outdoor features create additional living spaces that can be perceived as an extra room. They improve everyday comfort, enhance the property’s value, and reinforce its architectural identity.