Lambert Lénack architects urbanistes is an agency founded in 2012 by Adrien Lambert and Etienne Lénack. LAMBERT LÉNACK was declared laureate of the 2014 Young Urban Planners' Award by the Ministry of Housing and Territorial Equality for its innovative approach.
Adrien Lambert has a multidisciplinary background (Art, Architecture). Graduate of Decorative Arts, Central St Martins and the School of Architecture of Marne-la-Vallée.
Étienne Lénack is architect DPLG (Architecture School of Marne-la-Vallée) and urban planner OPQU. He consolidated a linear path by working for 15 years at Ateliers Lion, 8 years as a partner from 2003 to 2011. He is a teacher at the National School of Architecture in Paris Val-de-Seine.
The agency now has a team of about twenty architects, and works intensively on a wide variety of projects and scales: urban planning, housing and public facilities. Urban projects focus on territorial strategies such as the Villetaneuse University and Urban Project, urban developments such as the Massy-Galvani site or the development of public spaces such as the Porte de Vincennes. The agency is currently working on a thousand social housing or accession, in the form of projects of various scales. The public equipment projects concern cultural or university programs with rehabilitations for La Géode or Paris-La Sorbonne University.
Team
Arabelle Antonio, Hadrien Auziol, Adrien Baillon, Coralie Barthe, Valentin Beaudoin, Jean-Baptiste Bouvet, Guido Capecchi, Pierre Charny-Brunet, Guillaume Desnoulez, Alexis Erlich, Claire de Fraguier, Sebastien Gnaedig, Alice Hajaje, Luc Harel, Aymeric Le Bon , Maeva Liaut, Jean Marmey, Filippo Medolago, Anne-Lise Mege, Mederic Morel, Julie Rondeau, Felix Roy, Agathe Thubert, Hyacinth Pesci, Lorenzo Santosuosso, Francesco Virgillito.
Adrien Lambert has a multidisciplinary background (Art, Architecture). Graduate of Decorative Arts, Central St Martins and the School of Architecture of Marne-la-Vallée.
Étienne Lénack is architect DPLG (Architecture School of Marne-la-Vallée) and urban planner OPQU. He consolidated a linear path by working for 15 years at Ateliers Lion, 8 years as a partner from 2003 to 2011. He is a teacher at the National School of Architecture in Paris Val-de-Seine.
The agency now has a team of about twenty architects, and works intensively on a wide variety of projects and scales: urban planning, housing and public facilities. Urban projects focus on territorial strategies such as the Villetaneuse University and Urban Project, urban developments such as the Massy-Galvani site or the development of public spaces such as the Porte de Vincennes. The agency is currently working on a thousand social housing or accession, in the form of projects of various scales. The public equipment projects concern cultural or university programs with rehabilitations for La Géode or Paris-La Sorbonne University.
Team
Arabelle Antonio, Hadrien Auziol, Adrien Baillon, Coralie Barthe, Valentin Beaudoin, Jean-Baptiste Bouvet, Guido Capecchi, Pierre Charny-Brunet, Guillaume Desnoulez, Alexis Erlich, Claire de Fraguier, Sebastien Gnaedig, Alice Hajaje, Luc Harel, Aymeric Le Bon , Maeva Liaut, Jean Marmey, Filippo Medolago, Anne-Lise Mege, Mederic Morel, Julie Rondeau, Felix Roy, Agathe Thubert, Hyacinth Pesci, Lorenzo Santosuosso, Francesco Virgillito.
