LAN, or Local Architecture Network, is a Paris-based architectural firm that has made a name for itself in the realm of residential and public architecture. Founded with a focus on creating spaces that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal, LAN has delivered a range of projects across France and beyond.
The firm's portfolio includes notable projects such as the SDIS RENNES, a complex delivered between 2014 and 2022, and the BORDEAUX AMEDEE SAINT GERMAIN, which is nearing completion of its second phase. LAN's work extends to cultural and educational spaces, as evidenced by the Maillon Theatre, which won the ÉQUERRE D'ARGENT PRICE in 2020 in the Culture, Youth and Sport category.
With a team of 11 to 50 employees, LAN operates on a scale that allows for detailed attention to each project while maintaining a diverse and dynamic approach to architecture. The firm's commitment to quality and innovation is reflected in its selection for the Grande MAXXI Rome project, now exhibited.
LAN's approach to architecture is characterized by a blend of modernity and sensitivity to the urban context. Their projects often feature clean lines, minimalism, and a focus on integrating buildings into their surroundings. This approach has earned LAN recognition in the architectural community and a reputation for delivering thoughtful and well-designed spaces. Through its work, LAN continues to contribute to the architectural landscape of France and beyond.