The first French real estate agency dedicated to remarkable architecture of the 20th and 21st centuries.

The “nouille” style of Paris’s underground railways, buildings decorated with floral or plant motifs, ceramics and curved furniture…

In the 1920s, the Bauhaus and Le Corbusier inaugurated a functional architecture that made a radical break with historical styles.

The inter-war years saw the rise of a profusion of modernising architecture, in which new concrete reinforcements led to a return to slender, geometric and orderly forms.

Functional flats, modern comforts, urban utopias, social experiments… The post-war economic boom ushered in an era of major building projects that challenged architects to imagine new ways of living.

As in the visual arts, the avant-garde has constantly revolutionised architecture, projecting it ahead of its time.

In early 1970s, architecture with social ambitions rooted in reality began to develop, gradually calling into question the standardisation of the modern movement…

Minimalist houses, large bay windows, spacious rooms or kitchens integrated into the living areas: contemporary houses and flats have many faces.