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Florence,Tuscany,Italy
Atelier Parisien
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Anthony Fournier-Baïxas was born in Paris, in 1978.He graduated from l'Ecole spéciale d'architecture in 2003. After ten years as a partner in a property development architectural firm, mostly building condominiums, he decides to focus on working with private clients. In 2015, Anthony founds his own design and architect agency : atelier parisien based in Paris. Today, grounded by his fifteen-year experience, he continues to evolve with trends and tendencies, constantly innovating. Asked about his architecture firm so far, Anthony responds that he has been amazed by the pace of acquiring and undertaking so many enviable projects in such a short time. Picking challenges large and small, pouring tremendous energy into projects and working together with teams of incredible professionals, has been a huge part of his leitmotiv, Anthony reports with his trade-mark enthusiasm. What he loves above all is creating fabulous living and working spaces, in close collaboration with those who dreamt them. His ability to listen and understand his client's desires, readily incorporating the client's team or family's observations, placing attention to detail, ensures projects reach their full potential. A strong focus on optimising space, leads to creating unique places for tomorrow's needs. Anthony stands by his couture signature of having a tailor-made approach. He studies, listens and observes his client, incorporating the latter's remarks in the project, assimilates architectural trends, resorts to new craftsmanship ensuring the exceptionality and functionality of a unique project. Anthony relates to being an artisan, as he is brought to work closely with many talented artists, ensuring the excellence of a project. He asserts:‘…A precise place, in a precise location, openings, views, perspectives, open-spaces, independent offices, the flow of movement, sounds, common spaces, morning light/ evening light…all play a role in the concept of the perfect place.'