An international, agile and aware agency.

Trained at the Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics (B2003), then graduated from the Ecole Spéciale d'Architecture (2018), Damien began by creating his own graphic design and perspective company for architecture. He joined the Patriarche agency in 2004, and became managing director in 2006. As a developer and driven by the desire to adapt the practice of architecture, he broadened the agency's skills, created various subsidiaries, and invested in various development sectors (real estate, communication, digital, etc.) that were instrumental in the emergence of an "augmented architecture". Today, as President, Damien is responsible for the strategic management of the group while continuing to manage specific projects. He is a member of the weekly design board.

After graduating from the University of Technology of Compiègne (2003), Benjamin joined a major construction company for his first professional experiences. He then joined the Patriarche group in 2010 as development manager. Convinced that the prevailing real estate promotion and development models do not allow for an effective response to societal and environmental issues, he developed the Bart project management subsidiary. In parallel to his development activity alongside Damien Patriarche, Benjamin puts his experience and energy into the development of partnerships and innovative financing arrangements for the emergence of more virtuous property projects.

Graduated from UQAM in Canada (2004) and from IUG (2006), Thibault spent the first part of his career in the international arena (USA / Canada, India, Netherlands) where he acquired a good experience in the development of territorial and urban strategies, in the implementation of complex urban and architectural projects and in the management of projects and multidisciplinary teams. He worked successively for INterland (2005 - 2008), for IUPD in India (2008 - 2012) as Managing Director and finally for OMA / Rem Koolhaas (2012 - 2016) as Senior urban designer and architect. He joined Patriarche in 2017 and became a partner in 2018. In addition to directing projects, Thibault manages the model workshop and is a member of the weekly Design Board.

A graduate of the Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics (ESTP) in Paris (1987), Marjorie began her career at Elyo Facilities Management, then joined the OPC-OTH team on the ENS site in Lyon. She joined Patriarche in 2000 to develop methods and tools for organising and managing projects. Since 2009, she has been working for Patriarche DB, the group's general contracting subsidiary, and became its general manager in 2016. Since then, Marjorie has put all her energy and experience into the application of an ethical and renewed model of the art of building, paying particular attention to respect for people and safety on the building sites, and to the development of reporting and mitigation methods to ensure the highest possible architectural quality of execution.

A graduate of the Grenoble School of Architecture (1990), Bernard joined the agency in 1992.
Passionate about the relationship between architecture and contemporary art, Bernard has developed his demanding and rigorous practice throughout his projects, particularly in the fields of the tertiary sector, education, industry, research and development.
Today, he manages teams in the design and development of complex projects.
In parallel, he supervises the deployment of design methods by federating multidisciplinary teams.
He is a member of the weekly design board.

Baptiste graduated from the Grenoble School of Architecture in 2007 and joined Patriarche the same year. He was involved in the design and development of many of the agency's projects and became an associate in 2014. He has over 15 years of experience in the design and development of various projects (housing, offices, facilities, industry, health, etc.). Rigorous and organized, he manages the animation (workload, team structuring, HR...) of the architectural teams within the agency.

A 2004 graduate of the Grenoble School of Architecture and Polytechnico Milano, Sébastien worked for five years abroad (Spain, Italy) on his own, then at Charon & Rampillon and Groupe 6 before joining Patriarche in 2017. Experienced, creative and passionate, he puts all his energy into designing ambitious projects, always paying particular attention to the constructive and technical modalities. He became a partner in 2018 and since then has managed the agency's graphic design and perspective teams in parallel with his project management duties.

Jean-Loup graduated from the École Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris (1980), where he studied in the studio of Paul Virilio, a major figure in modernist architecture. He began his career as an architect in Paris and then in Savoie where he took over the leadership his father Bernard Patriarche's office in 1985. Jean-Loup developed the agency under an Anglo-Saxon model composed of architects and engineers.
An inveterate globetrotter, curious and passionate, he advocates a rational functionalist approach, a timeless architecture that respects the environment in which it is situated.
In his current role, Jean-Loup leads teams for the realization of complex projects in France and abroad and participates every week in a design board for the review of projects, in order to guarantee the respect of the agency's precepts.

A graduate of Laval University (2006), Luc began his career in Montreal and San Francisco where he worked for Brand+Allen architects. In 2013, he co-founded the PARKA agency where he promotes a broad multidisciplinary practice. In 2019, Parka joins the Patriarche Group, strengthening the group's presence in Canada. Passionate about design in general and very interested in creative process methods, Luc leads the Montreal and Quebec City teams on a daily basis for project design and ensures the overall development of the group in North America.

A graduate of ESIGEC and a DESS VERDEC (Valorisation des Energies Renouvelables et des Déchets dans la Construction) in 2004, Alexandre began his career with GFC Construction in Montpellier. He joined Patriarche in 2004 and was responsible for the supervision of sites as diverse as the construction of offices, numerous housing units and sports and industrial facilities. Since 2019, he has been responsible for the technical management of projects within the Bart subsidiary.

Laurent graduated from INSA Lyon (1998) in the Civil Engineering and Urban Planning department, with a major in Building. He completed his studies at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona in the Roads and Bridges department. He joined Patriarche the same year and worked on a wide variety of the agency's projects. In 2011 he took over the works department and became a partner in 2014.

Franck graduated from the Ecole d'Architecture de Paris Belleville (1997) and started his career in several architectural agencies, before moving into the field of services related to computer-aided design. He worked in multidisciplinary teams at Nemetschek and Autodesk and contributed to the development of BIM solutions for architecture. He then joined Patriarche in 2008 and since then has been responsible for the development and management of BIM teams within the agency. Now involved in the development of projects in the Île de France region, he has been co-managing the Paris office since 2012.

Joël began his architectural studies in Bordeaux in 1979 and continued them at the Paris-Belleville School of Architecture, from which he graduated in 1985. He made his first experiences in Paris, Pointe-à-Pitre, then in Niger, before settling in Bordeaux. In 1989, he founded SCP Digneaux & Maurice, and in 1999 SAS BDM architectes. In 2018, BDM joined Patriarche, and Joël became a partner and director of the Bordeaux office.

A graduate of the Paris Val de Seine School of Architecture (2002) and the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane (2003), Thomas obtained his DPLG degree in architecture in 2005. He worked in various architectural firms before joining Patriarche in 2007. Renowned for his organizational skills and his ability to lead teams on complex new and rehabilitation projects, he became a partner in 2014 and has co-managed the Paris office since 2012. Thomas regularly works with foreign architects (ALA, Henn, Herzog et de Meuron...) in partnership with Patriarche.

A graduate of IEP Grenoble (2003) as a business economist, Loïc began his career in the digital mission of the Lyon Metropolis, before becoming a senior consultant at EY, then a partner at CMN Partners from 2009 to 2015. At that time, CMN partners joined the Patriarche group and Loïc was in charge of the "prefiguration" activity, a consulting and programming entity for local authorities and companies. He uses his experience to develop new real estate offers and strategies: design and construction of large facilities and technology platforms, site requalification, company relocations, marketing strategy, positioning and programming of sites (offices/labs/activities).

Didier ROJON joined the Patriarche agency after his military service in July 1989. After more than ten years of experience as a quantity surveyor, in January 2000, he became Director of the "Project Economics" unit.
In the same year, he obtained the professional qualification "O.P.Q.T.E.C.C. (Organisme Paritaire de Qualification Technique des Economistes et Coordonnateurs de la Construction).
His ability to communicate with the business world and exchange with manufacturers enables him to anticipate the right construction methods in symbiosis with the architect.
In addition, Didier has proven experience in monitoring projects in Africa since the early 2000s. Naturally, in parallel with the economy, he also develops projects in Africa and the French overseas departments and territories (Algeria, Congo Brazzaville, Ivory Coast, Mali, Morocco, Guinea, Mauritius, Egypt, Madagascar, Reunion, Togo, Uganda).