Maud Delacroix

Committed and passionate about the ecological transition towards social ecology, I am a part-time employee of the association Hameaux Légers and available for part-time freelance missions.

After three years of experience in Sustainable Development Consulting with another city on operational development projects, I traveled between January and December 2019 in South America, seizing volunteer opportunities to work and experiment.

Graduating in 2015 with a dual engineering-architecture degree, I am particularly interested in sustainable and participatory urban development issues to support cities and territories in transition.

I completed training at EIVP (School of Engineers of the City of Paris) to combine a profession with the passions that motivate me: having a fine understanding of the nature of things, playing a role in the future of our cities. This indeed involves mastering the different components of city manufacturing and management: environment, energy, water and waste, transport and infrastructure, project management, etc.

By combining this technical training with a five-year dual degree at the Paris La Villette School of Architecture, I was able to broaden my mastery of urban planning issues to the analysis and design of space, which allowed me to form an opinion on urban manufacturing.

The engineer-architect indeed has responsibilities for territorial development. His knowledge and expertise in this field must lead him to design and implement technical but also social, sometimes innovative, solutions that take into account the complexity and variety of issues that intersect the field of development (environment, economy, society).

Perseverance and organization have been assets for me in my early experiences, and I wish to bring my dynamism and involvement to concrete projects.