Located in the north and on the outskirts of Mérida, Yucatán, this family residence is a refuge of tranquility, designed on a plot of 1,226.35 m2 to take advantage of the connection with the natural environment and the serenity that comes from being away from urban hustle and bustle.

Project Context - Located within the historic Carnot-Ravinelle Campus in Nancy, the project site holds strong architectural and academic significance. The University Palace, inaugurated in 1862, originally housed several faculties and symbolized Nancy's ambition as a center of intellectual influence. Today, this legacy provides the backdrop for the restructuring and renovation project, which focuses on Buildings I, J, and L. Positioned in an L-shape along the plot's northern and eastern boundaries, these structures are part of a dense urban fabric, adjacent to a contemporary building by Christian François and Patricia Henrion.

The project involves the creation of two patio houses within a landscaped park located on Rue de Clermont, on the edge of the protected Heritage Site of the city of Laval.

Curated by Anneke Abhelakh, the Albania Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, titled "Building Architecture Culture", explores how the country's architecture embodies its political, cultural, and social transformations. Albania's built environment reflects a layered history, from Ottoman and Italian rule to communist isolation and post-socialist transformation, each leaving visible marks on its cities and public spaces. The pavilion examines how architecture both responds to and shapes collective memory, public space, and civic engagement, framing these questions through past, present, and future perspectives.