Principal architect and artistic director of the agency, Anthony Bechu is son and grandson of architects. He is passionate about the history and identity of place. His contemporary architectural research is the attempt of a writing and a grammar that draws its sources from the analysis of the culture, morphology and history to be treated: renovation projects, building projects, but also campuses and cities.

His main objective is to be able to connect stories while implementing project methods and eco-responsible strategies that respond to the issues of today and tomorrow.

It is in this sense and through his numerous travels, that the architect, surrounded by his associates, develops the Anthony Bechu Architecture Agency, and the A. Bechu & Associés Architecture Agency capable of cutting-edge expertise, and carrying a reflection and projects at various scales, in France and around the world.

Passionate about innovation and committed to thinking about the city of tomorrow alongside experts and scientists, Anthony Bechu has been a member of the Academy of Technologies since 2010, and received the distinction of Knight of Arts and Letters in 2014.

Managing partner of the architecture and urban planning agency Bechu & Associés, member of its Management Committee, Clémence coordinates its projects and strategic development.

Winner from 2019 to 2022 of the choiseul ranking, Clémence was promoted "Pierre d'Or 2023" in the CSR - Green Innovations category, for her involvement in the various actions she leads, whose purpose is to participate in a constructive and pioneering way in the transformation of more sustainable cities.

Coordinating for the agency institutional partnership actions with impact (Palladio Foundation, BBCA or BiodiverCity labels, IPFEB's low carbon Hub, Paris & Co "Low Tech"), Clémence is an entrepreneur personally involved in scientific collaborations and with start-ups that she seeks to bring to light in the new Climate economy.

• Member of CEEBIOS and co-founder of Biomim'City Lab, Clémence works on defining open source operational tools to develop the biomimetic city.
• Partner and ambassador of The Climate Company, a pioneering start-up for the development of climate change adaptation solutions.
• Partner and Member of the Supervisory Board of EASY, a biochemistry start-up for the revaluation of bio-waste.
• Partner of Independent Living Base, an Agritech start-up labeled Solar Impulse.
• Partner and co-founder of WineSitting, specialized in wine storage and last mile delivery.
• Member of the Mission Committee of the real estate company FREY.
• Member of the Board of Directors of Longevity Partners.

Clémence holds a master's degree in finance from Dauphine and a specialized Master's in International Project Management from ESCP.

Aliénor, a talented interior architect and designer, embodies the family legacy of passion for architecture. A graduate of the Camondo school, she grew up in a lineage where the profession of architect is a vocation passed down between generations. Initiated by her father and grandfather into the subtleties of this demanding profession, she developed at a very young age a know-how and an affirmed sensitivity that guided her towards the scale of the interior.

Her perfectionism, curiosity and determination led her to take the reins of Volume ABC in 2015. Since then, as manager, she has been imprinting her singular mark on this agency specialized in design and interior architecture projects. Her approach, imbued with a refined touch and a pronounced taste for remarkable places, is distinguished by a constant search for harmony between the history of the place and its future vocation.

As manager of Volume ABC since October 2015, Aliénor has been directing numerous prestigious projects, ranging from the fields of hospitality, catering, event spaces, to offices and housing. Among her remarkable achievements are the restaurant Les Ombres on the roof of the Quai Branly Museum, the Grand Café d'Orléans at the Palace of Versailles, or the renovation of the Miramar La Cigale hotel into a 5-star hotel in Arzon.

Through her limitless creativity and acute sense of detail, Alienor infuses each project with an aesthetic and functional dimension that transcends expectations and leaves a lasting impression.

Philippe, an architect of great experience, has been co-manager of the Bechu & Associés agency for nearly two decades. With more than 15 years of prior practice, he inherited the passion for architecture, also being a grandson and son of architects.

Graduated in urban planning architecture from the Saint Luc School in Tournai, Belgium, Philippe has consolidated his skills by specializing in various fields, notably in judicial expertise, HQE (High Environmental Quality) coordination, and SPS (Safety and Health Protection) coordination.

Philippe has participated in numerous emblematic projects, such as the restructuring of historic real estate complexes in Paris. He has also contributed to the construction and rehabilitation of buildings for various purposes, ranging from housing to offices and shops.

Through his innovative vision and commitment to excellence, Philippe continues to mark the French urban landscape with innovative architectural projects in favor of environmental concerns.

Senior architect, with 20 years of experience in station architecture, railway works and Public Receiving Facilities (hotels, airports, shopping centers, etc.), Jean has been able to conduct numerous studies from feasibility phases to advanced work phases.

Director of architecture and urban planning at Systra, then of the City & Territories Department at Ingerop, his experience in France and in many countries internationally allows him to ensure the operational implementation of set objectives, whether in terms of financial results, productivity, technical quality of production, business development, team management, as well as compliance with project commitments.

Appreciating architectural design, having great relational skills with clients or production teams, he is rigorous and structured.

For more than 10 years, he has been leading teams of about thirty people, with an ever-stronger desire and interest.

Jean is also an IFPEB Referent, this Institute is an alliance of economic actors who are committed to implementing, through operational knowledge, the means of an ambitious and effective energy and environmental transition for real estate and construction compatible with the market.

Luca, partner and architect at the Bechu & Associés architecture agency since 2015, embodies excellence and innovation in the field of contemporary architecture. His work approach allows the creation of projects with strong identity, seeking solid and comprehensive solutions based on complex parameters.

Luca studied urban design and sustainable development in Curitiba, Brazil before obtaining his architecture degree from the University of Ferrara in Italy in 2005. Trained in Mario Cuccinella's teams in Italy, he worked on large-scale projects at different scales, in Italy, Brazil, Ghana and Morocco, from their conception to their delivery.

Luca wishes to bring a unique vision and diverse expertise to each agency project. His commitment to sustainable development in architecture is reflected in his projects, where he pays particular attention to aspects of use, design and organization of space, while maintaining a strong concept throughout the different phases of projects, until their delivery.

Béatrice brings to Bechu & Associés more than 25 years of expertise and a contagious passion for architecture. Graduated from the Versailles School of Architecture in 1988, Béatrice joined the agency in 1995, where she quickly demonstrated exceptional talent for managing complex and prestigious projects.

Her career, enriched by unique experiences such as her participation in the Mahuzier cinematographic expeditions around the world, gives her a valuable multicultural perspective. This open-mindedness is reflected in her creative approach and her ability to design spaces that resonate with their environment and history.

Béatrice brings solar energy and contagious optimism to our team. Her positive vision and inspiring leadership are major assets in leading ambitious projects, ranging from the rehabilitation of historical monuments to the design of innovative contemporary spaces.

Béatrice particularly excels in project management in sensitive environments, whether it be classified sites or complex renovations. Her expertise extends to a variety of programs, including offices, commercial spaces, housing and cultural facilities.

Passionate about transmitting her knowledge, Béatrice has also taught at the Special School of Public Works in Paris, sharing her experience with the next generation of architects.

At Bechu & Associés, Béatrice Mahuzier embodies our commitment to architectural excellence and our desire to create spaces that respect the past while embracing the future.

Mounir, a DPLG architect since November 1983, embodies expertise that extends from sports facilities to housing. His career illustrates an unwavering commitment to creating functional and aesthetic spaces, while anticipating future architectural challenges.

Graduated with an architecture option focused on eco-responsibility, Mounir quickly explored the nuances of sustainable architecture, thus anticipating tomorrow's trends. His international experience, particularly in Brazzaville, has shaped his vision of the discipline, leading him to design complex and innovative projects.

After 17 years dedicated to sports facilities, where he notably worked alongside Roger Taillibert, member of the Institute, Mounir joined the Bechu & Associés Architecture Agency nearly ten years ago. Over the years, he has immersed himself more and more in the field of housing, transforming his passion into recognized expertise.

Mounir, through his experience, creativity and dedication, each creation of spaces he designs marries functionality and aesthetics, while anticipating the architectural challenges of tomorrow.

Paulo, partner architect at Bechu & Associés, is a recognized expert in the design of complex and innovative housing. Graduated from the National School of Architecture of Paris-La Villette in 1996, he began his career in Lisbon where he gained valuable experience in the design of villas and collective housing, combining vernacular and contemporary architecture.

Back in Paris, Paulo refined his expertise within various structures before joining the Anthony Bechu Architecture Agency in 2007 as a project manager. His talent and unique vision of urban housing quickly propelled him to the rank of partner in 2015.

A housing specialist, Paulo considers housing as the very essence of the city. He stands out for his ability to design projects that combine quality of life, harmonious integration into the urban environment and optimal functionality. His methodical approach and attentive listening allow him to respond to the complex challenges of contemporary urban planning.

Among his notable achievements are the ZAC Pressensé, the Ilot Caron, the Blanche-Parmentier project in Puteaux, the Jardin Philosophia in Aubervilliers and Le Domaine de Pénélope in Plessis-Robinson. These projects demonstrate his ability to create innovative and sustainable living spaces, perfectly integrated into their urban context.

Paulo is recognized for his discretion, rigor and ability to transmit his know-how to his team. His passion for architecture is reflected in each of his projects, which he considers as a new adventure with its own history.