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The Atelier d'architecture Seydoux is the result of a very close collaboration between Laetitia Berger and Marc-Olivier Seydoux, both architects, graduates of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ) and members of the Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects (SIA).Transforming and renovating while preserving the identity and essence of the building, extending and building while harmoniously integrating into the site are the mottos that guide us in the development of our architectural projects.The central idea is to create spaces in perfect harmony with their occupants. Indeed, we place their comfort and well-being at the heart of our concerns, which is why the projects evolve in close collaboration with the client. Ambiences and emotions are the foundation of each of our projects and are created by staging spaces that differ in their proportions and in their relationship to light. The importance we attach to finishes and the choice of materials pushes us to innovate, in order to preserve the authenticity of our architecture, which is as modern as it is original. Ultimately, we imagine sustainable solutions, so that the building adapts to its users over time and makes them feel good. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

As in our other offices in Switzerland, we offer you a large range of solutions and services of the whole CSD Group from our local office in Zurich. The services of geologists, civil engineers, environmental engineers, metrologists, chemical engineers, scientists, architects, structural physicists and other experts from the whole of Switzerland can be called upon for regional projects. CSD Engineers devises solutions for environmental projects, remediation of contaminated sites, road and rail construction projects, buildings and open spaces, as well as for water and energy projects. Henauer Gugler SA, a Zurich-based company of the CSD group, is specialized in the conception of structures, infrastructure and the conservation of buildings. More information: www.hegu.ch