Reception room of the domain of biar in Montpellier, France by Brengues Le Pavec architectes

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The binomial constitution is a recurrence in the foundation of an architecture firm. We might think it is almost obvious. The reason? A need for complicity? It seems that the union is strength. But the alchemy of an association is only possible if there is a same sensitivity and architectural ideology. The association is always a compromise and conciliation history. When it works, a look at four eyes focused on the projects is available to customers. Point significant that some perceive easily. For their part, they did not ask. No commercial strategy, no impact study, or marketing project.

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• Architects: Brengues Le Pavec architectes 
• Project: Reception room of the domain of biar
• Location: Montpellier, France
• Photography: RBrengues photos
  
• Lead Architects: Julien Brengues, Lionel Le Pavec, Cléo Lévêque, Magali Richard
• Client: Domaine de Biar
  
• Other participants: Richard carrelage, Les Bories MC, Loïc Group, Over The Counter, AB Structures
• Gross Built Area (square meters): 260 m²
• Completion Year: 2017

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Julien Brengues began as a young designer in various architectural firms. It alternates surfboards and small jobs in agencies. Lionel Le Pavec is a lover of the arts. His childhood translates between drawings and music education. Debussy, Ravel, are his incredible illustrators. What distinguishes them is that different character trait that allows customers likely to say they are complementary

“… Our role is to imagine a place or places that allow users functionality and the clearest possible reading. Invent or reinvent a space always different fuels our passion for creating oriented logic and refined architecture … ”

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Image Courtesy © RBrengues photos

Image Courtesy © RBrengues photos

Image Courtesy © RBrengues photos

Image Courtesy © RBrengues photos

Image Courtesy © RBrengues photos

Image Courtesy © RBrengues photos

Image Courtesy © RBrengues photos

Image Courtesy © Brengues Le Pavec architectes

Image Courtesy © Brengues Le Pavec architectes

Image Courtesy © Brengues Le Pavec architectes

Image Courtesy © Brengues Le Pavec architectes

Image Courtesy © Brengues Le Pavec architectes

Image Courtesy © Brengues Le Pavec architectes

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Tags: France, Montpellier

Categories: Banquet, Reception

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