
Between the bark and the wood of every tree, a thin membrane carries the sap, carrying life from leaf to root, and giving rise to forests. That's the liber. Humanity found in this living source an extraordinary material for their first books (liber, in Latin) and their first clothing. In an age of concrete and advanced technology, it felt essential to remind ourselves that no architecture can exist without life.
Manifesto
A house is inhabited the way a garden is tended: it takes shape with the seasons, with those who pass through it, with the moss that eventually settles at the foot of the north wall. We design buildings built for that kind of age, unafraid of time, leaving room for the living world.



Our Philosophy
"We design buildings the way a gardener tends a garden: with the humility of someone who controls nothing, the patience of someone who waits out the seasons, and the conviction that the living world is our best ally in design."Read our manifesto
Working together
You have a project
Home, extension, renovation: we design with the site, the climate and the living world, from first sketch to handover.
Discuss my project→You're an architect
Technical reinforcement on the living dimension: biodiversity, soil de-sealing, drone survey, competition co-contracting. One more pair of eyes on your files, never a competitor.
Explore the collaboration→House, extension, renovation, or competition: let's talk about your site, and what's already growing there.