Marion Talagrand

Urbanist and landscape architect, she practices urban, landscape and territory regeneration and management for over 15 years and has a solid reputation as much for her professional qualities as for her methodological approach. She is also Landscape architect Council of State since 2008, member of the Scientific Steering Committee in the International Workshop for Urban Project Management in Cergy-Pontoise and associate professor at the French National Landscape School (ENSP) in Versailles.

Rémi Deverrewaere

Landscape architect and Urban planner, he has 15 years of experience within several town-planning agencies. He was responsible for implementing and managing numerous projects for urban renewal, notably at l’Atelier Ruelle where he was Project manager for more than 10 years (projects for urban renewal at Saint-Etienne and the Paris area). Rémi Deverrewaere joined the ATM team in 2016 and oversees project management for public space.

Guillaume Proust

Architect and Urban planner, he has more than 10 years’ experience within several landscape architecture offices.  He supervised numerous projects: urban studies, public space on different scales, Guillaume Proust joined the ATM team at the start of 2017, and oversees different territorial projects, urban and public space studies.

Solenne Sari

Architect and Urbanist, she has 10 years of experience in urban planning. She has been Project manager in reputable agencies, notably l’Atelier Ruelle and the Reichen et Robert office where she led projects for numerous for studies on development notably urban renewal and ANRU (Union at Roubaix, Baud Chardonnet at Nantes, Champs Pierreux at Nanterre…). Solenne works on a free-lance basis for AMT since 2017 and is currently managing NPNRU studies (New National Program for Urban Renewal) for the Eurométropole of Strasbourg.

Hélène Soubeyrand

Christophe Bonjour

Thomas Lonjon

Double degree in Architecture and Engineering (Ecole centrale de Nantes), Thomas joined AMT in march 2017. He works essentially on different studies as for instance an architectural and urban feasibility study on the Groues area in Nanterre and an urban study in the NPNRU framework, on the Hautepierre neighbourhood and the Ecrivains area in Strasbourg. Keen on urban issues, his current research are aimed at the construction of  new interdisciplinary procedures and participation.

Christelle Marques

Graduate with a Masters in direction and design of cultural projects at the Université de Paris III, Christelle has more than two years’ experience within an architectural office as an administrative assistant and communication manager. She joined the AMT team in January 2018.