Cyril L.

I hold a degree in architecture from the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of Mons. I have always harbored the ambition to work in the construction field. From childhood, my interest in DIY and carpentry naturally led me to technical studies in secondary school, which laid the foundation for my career and enriched my understanding of construction trades before pursuing higher education.

During my adolescence, I acquired fundamental skills, such as mixed wall construction techniques, from setting the first brick to installing the ridge tile. I was also introduced to the basics of civil engineering, particularly in the design and layout of roads, knowledge that offers a concrete and uncommon perspective for an architecture student.

My higher education studies deepened this understanding of construction by broadening my view of implementation techniques and exploring the impact of projects on their environment. I had the opportunity to participate in various participatory construction sites and workshops abroad, experiences that refined my collaborative approach and my sensitivity to the surrounding context.

Today, I strive to develop an architecture that combines technical mastery, environmental integration, and social sensitivity. These varied paths have contributed to the development of skills that I continue to perfect, placing embodied energy and landscape impact at the heart of my considerations. My vision is to create spaces that respect their environment and enhance user needs – essential values for me as an architect.