Ciguë
Architecture Firm Montreuil / France
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Isabel Marant Showroom
Paris / France / 2017
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Alain Ducasse Brasserie Champeaux
Paris / France / 2016
Ciguë was founded by a group of architects, working together in partnership and in friendship since 2003. Ciguë’s common purpose is to create and produce architecture, interiors, artworks and objects that combine intellectualism with craftsmanship and intuition; head, hand and heart combined.
We consider ourselves makers as much as designers and our hands-on approach is literal. This way of working influences the Ciguë spirit strongly: a conscientious and a long-standing respect for the environments we work in, the people we work with, the materials we manipulate. In order to write stories we believe in.
Ciguë is Camille Bénard, Hugo Haas, Guillem Renard & Alphonse Sarthout.
The studio now has a team of 15 people from diverse fields working in the parisian suburbs office and workshop on projects over the world.
We consider ourselves makers as much as designers and our hands-on approach is literal. This way of working influences the Ciguë spirit strongly: a conscientious and a long-standing respect for the environments we work in, the people we work with, the materials we manipulate. In order to write stories we believe in.
Ciguë is Camille Bénard, Hugo Haas, Guillem Renard & Alphonse Sarthout.
The studio now has a team of 15 people from diverse fields working in the parisian suburbs office and workshop on projects over the world.
- Address 89 Rue des Chantereines, 93100 Montreuil | France
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Ciguë was founded by a group of architects, working together in partnership and in friendship since 2003. Ciguë’s common purpose is to create and produce architecture, interiors, artworks and objects that combine intellectualism with craftsmanship and intuition; head, hand and heart combined. We consider ourselves makers as much as designers and our hands-on approach is literal. This way of working influences the Ciguë spirit strongly: a conscientious and a long-standing respect for the...