Thierry Bonne Architecte
Architecture Firm Fort-de-France / Martinique
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After studying architecture at the École Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris, and studying fractal geometry adapted to urban planning at the Sorbonne, Thierry BONNE became head of the Urban Planning Division of the Djibouti Ministry of Public Works (RDD), which gave him an early insight into issues relating to developing countries, as well as bioclimatic design and construction.
Acclaimed at numerous artists' fairs and awards, his work soon turned to cultural diversity and the issues it raises.
In charge of numerous projects in eastern France for 15 years, various opportunities over the past 7 years have enabled him to return to international projects and develop a cultural and climatic conceptual vision of architecture and urban planning.
During the development of major projects in North Africa, the Middle East and China, Thierry BONNE was able to implement his urban and architectural concept, closely linked to a specific cultural approach.
His thinking has focused on how urban planning and architecture can evolve from strong cultural and climatic constraints, in an attempt to meet the global challenges of urban, economic, climatic and demographic development.
Combining research with relevant and innovative design, all of which is enhanced by constant questioning, multi-disciplinary openness and a new working technique, has become the basis of the agency's work.
The architect's strength lies in his ability to tackle these issues through conceptual thinking, based on solid experience of the act of building, openness and knowledge of the countries in which he works.
Acclaimed at numerous artists' fairs and awards, his work soon turned to cultural diversity and the issues it raises.
In charge of numerous projects in eastern France for 15 years, various opportunities over the past 7 years have enabled him to return to international projects and develop a cultural and climatic conceptual vision of architecture and urban planning.
During the development of major projects in North Africa, the Middle East and China, Thierry BONNE was able to implement his urban and architectural concept, closely linked to a specific cultural approach.
His thinking has focused on how urban planning and architecture can evolve from strong cultural and climatic constraints, in an attempt to meet the global challenges of urban, economic, climatic and demographic development.
Combining research with relevant and innovative design, all of which is enhanced by constant questioning, multi-disciplinary openness and a new working technique, has become the basis of the agency's work.
The architect's strength lies in his ability to tackle these issues through conceptual thinking, based on solid experience of the act of building, openness and knowledge of the countries in which he works.
After studying architecture at the École Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris, and studying fractal geometry adapted to urban planning at the Sorbonne, Thierry BONNE became head of the Urban Planning Division of the Djibouti Ministry of Public Works (RDD), which gave him an early insight into issues relating to developing countries, as well as bioclimatic design and construction. Acclaimed at numerous artists' fairs and awards, his work soon turned to cultural diversity and the issues it...