ARCHIREV

Eric INARD RAMANAKASINA is the founding architect of ARCHIREV with more than 30 years of experience. Coming from a family of architects, he has had a passion for geometry and aesthetics since his childhood. After his studies, Éric INARD RAMANAKASINA became sensitive to societal problems, not only wanting to draw and build, but to bring perennial solutions, by conceiving places of life and sharing, which facilitate the link between the various categories of users.

ARCHIREV is an architectural agency based in Paris, made up of loyal collaborators who share a conceptual approach that is resolutely focused on people. Their skills interact, challenge and complement each other with the same high standards. The ambitious proposals that emerge are the fruit of this collaboration. In addition, ARCHIREV also works in close collaboration with serious partners: BET TCE, BET specialists in sustainable development, construction economics and project management and OPC.

Improving the quality of life of citizens as a whole is one of today’s major political challenges. The architectural sector is in the front line to respond to this challenge. Well-being, social cohesion, new work organisations, new environmental standards, taking into account disabilities and the needs of the elderly, (…), mean that the architectural sector is undergoing a major transformation.

ARCHIREV, which has always placed the human being at the heart of its reflections, welcomes this awareness and the changes that are taking place. In the course of their work, you will be able to appreciate their approach in terms of design and execution. The different projects show the result of a collective work, carried out on various programs, in new construction or renovation of the building.

If you want pragmatic solutions to meet your constraints, solutions that take into account the budgetary, social and environmental dimensions specific to your city or region, or if you would simply like ARCHIREV to take a fresh and expert look at your project…

Contact ARCHIREV now.