LAN Architecture
Architects and architecture firms · Paris, Île-de-France, France
About LAN Architecture
LAN Architecture is an architecture practice based in Paris (Île-de-France) whose work covers practice founded by Umberto Napolitano and Benoît Jallon, with housing, office and public projects across Europe. Its projects are mainly in France, spanning different scales, from the individual building to urban intervention.
Its housing output, both collective and neighbourhood-scale, is the core of its practice. For developers and local authorities, its experience with density, orientation and shared spaces is a useful basis for comparison.
In housing, the quality of shared spaces, daylight and the relationship with the street mark the difference between similar schemes. Comparing several housing-practice listings in the same city helps refine the choice.
Its housing output, both collective and neighbourhood-scale, is the core of its practice. For developers and local authorities, its experience with density, orientation and shared spaces is a useful basis for comparison.
In housing, the quality of shared spaces, daylight and the relationship with the street mark the difference between similar schemes. Comparing several housing-practice listings in the same city helps refine the choice.