Myriam Soussan and Laurent Moulin

The commitment of Myriam Soussan and Laurent Moulin, for an architecture integrated into its environment, is not a simple marketing argument in tune with the times but indeed an oath anchored in their conception of the profession. Moreover, if the client does not espouse their values, they prefer not to participate in the project.

From Arte Povera, they make a pamphlet to say that anything is possible and that ecology is not necessarily hideous. From Land Art, they are inspired to build in the heart of nature without disguising it. Two movements to which they are grafted very early on on the benches of the faculty in Paris. Indeed, from the second year, Myriam immersed herself in the thesis that Laurent is preparing. And their influences and convictions are immediately in tune. More than an ecological sensitivity, it is for them a political conscience around the sustainability of the planet. Their respective backgrounds certainly have something to do with it.