Services /05
What the studio does, put plainly. Four families, from an object on a table to a file lodged at the town hall. Each has its own page. Lyon and Paris.
Interiors & fit-out
The heart of the studio. The scale of the inhabiting body: a flat being redone, a shop opening, an office reorganised. From survey to detail book, down to the last setting-out.
- Interior design & fit-out
Design and follow-through, from sketch to delivery.
- Detail book & setting-out
Floor and finish reference books, DWG details.
- 3D views
Images to decide before starting.
Planning permissions
The file to lodge, assembled in full and lodged at the town hall. First, the question that matters: will it pass? The feasibility study answers it, and its cost is deducted from what follows.
- Feasibility study
Site visit, local plan analysis, written note, siting sketch.
- Prior declaration (DP)
Complete file lodged at the town hall.
- Building permit — house, extension
CERFA form, PCMI documents 1 to 8, notices. Within the threshold below.
- Amending permit
Amended documents and file reconciliation.
Design & site
When the project goes all the way: drawings, tendering, then site guidance in an advisory capacity, through to the execution file. Renovation costs more than new build — the existing always has something in store.
- Full commission
From sketch to the execution file; site follow-up given as advice, not site direction.
- Tender package (DCE)
Specifications, cost breakdown, contractor consultation.
- Site advice
Visits, minutes and advice as work progresses — no site direction, no payment-certificate approvals.
- Advice and short studies
An opinion, a check, a short study, charged by the hour.
For practices
Extra hands that take the file on, by the day. Drawings, images, maps, models: what is missing when a deadline nears.
- Production for practices
DWG, construction drawings, 3D, layout. By the day.
- Mapping & GIS analysis
Thematic maps in QGIS, from national survey data.
- 3D-printed model
Competition or presentation model.
Kelliane Guerin is a State-certified graduate in architecture (ENSA Lyon) and is not on the Order’s register. Private individuals building for themselves must engage a registered architect once the whole exceeds 150 m² of floor area or footprint — the total after works, not the extension alone. A company must engage one whatever the area. Below that, nothing stands in the way; above it, the project is carried by a registered architect as its author, and the studio works alongside them. Better said here than discovered at lodging.
How it works
- 01
You write
The place, the brief, the timeline: three lines are enough. Reply within 48 h.
- 02
First exchange
A call or a coffee at the studio: framing the need, the budget and the right level of service.
- 03
Visit & proposal
On-site survey, then a clear proposal: scope, phases, fees.