Born in 1973 and graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Versailles, he developed during his studies a particular interest in urban planning and landscape. This guided his diploma and his dissertation, both focused on understanding and transforming the peri-urban environment. Alongside his studies, private commissions allowed him to quickly confront the art of building and to connect with companies and workers, while his collaborations with the young collective Encore Heureux awakened him to a less academic approach of the practice of Architect. Then through collaborations alongside Pascal Cribier and Michel Péna, he continued to sharpen his view on the transformation of the landscape and a possible hybridization between nature and architecture. An approach that he will experiment with through the “Infranature” project, second prize of Europan 8 on the Stavanger site in Norway.

He joined Marc Mimram’s agency in 2003. He took a leading role in buildings projects. and was quickly in charge of the agency's major projects relating to town planning and architecture. In 2013, he participated in the Scientific Council of the Atelier du Grand Paris alongside Yves Lion and François Leclercq, to ​​focus in particular on metropolitan infrastructures. In 2016, he became a partner of Marc Mimram Architecture & Ingénierie.

His work at the office focused on numerous building projects in the competition phase as well as in the study phase. We can cite several sports and aquatic facilities including those of Meudon, Les Ulis and Morlaix and more recently the competition for the Olympic Aquatic Center in Paris. However, he develops projects of all kinds: the headquarters of the Postal Bank in Lyon, the National Archives of Pierrefitte-sur-Seine, the Carreau des Halles in Paris, the new Roland-Garros Court, the Arena 92 ​​Stadium, the Paris High Court, the MacDonald Warehouse Offices in collaboration with François Leclercq, the Panorama real estate complex (bridge-building above the SNCF railways, ZAC Paris Rive Gauche) and the new TGV station Montpellier Sud-de-France.

More recently, he delivered the Vinci Headquarters in Nanterre in collaboration with Jean-Paul Viguier, the multi-sports facility of Meudon, the Agro Paris Tech Campus and the Nantes Design School. Currently in charge of large-scale operations such as the construction of Hangar 105 in Rouen, he continues to manage the agency's major projects. In this capacity, he recently contributed to the success of the Cité de la Gastronomie project in Rungis.

Totally involved in the agency's approach which combines engineering and architecture, he participates in the deployment of know-how, the transmission of knowledge within the agency and outside, and actively contributes to the development of the activity towards new, ever more unique and committed projects.

Born in 1979, after studying History, he studied architecture in Paris, Holland and Switzerland. After graduating from Ecole Supérieure Nationale d’Architecture de la Ville et des Territoires in Marne la Vallée, Martin Fougeras Lavergnolle joined Marc Mimram’s agency in 2006. He became a partner in 2016.

Since then, he has been responsible for the design and monitoring of architectural projects in the fields of buildings (offices, housing, sports facilities), infrastructures and bridges. We can cite the Aquatic facility in Reims, the Narbonne Arena, the Zhong Sheng Da Dao bridge in China, the Pleyel Bridge in Saint-Denis and the extension of line 11 of the parisian metro.

He led the Roland-Garros renovation project for ten years, in collaboration with Michel Corajoud on the master plan, then ensured the design and monitoring of the National Training Tennis Center of the French Tennis Federation and the Simonne-Mathieu Court. The close relationship with the structural design office makes it possible to provide relevant responses to complex projects, such as the Quai de Bercy project, or the Urban operation of the Belliard bus depot for the RATP.

Born in 1982, he studied general engineering in France, then spe­cialized in light and complex structures in Germany. After graduating from Ecole Centrale de Nantes and University of Stuttgart, Jacques Durst joined Marc Mimram in 2005. Since then, he has been largely involved in the design and monito­ring of the construction of various buildings, and more particularly of bridges in Europe and China.

Among the most notables buildings, we can cite the Panorama bridge-building in Paris, the sports facility in Le Portel and the Simonne-Mathieu court in Paris. On the bridges side, we can also note the Hassan II bridge in Rabat, the Marcelle Henry footbridge in Paris, the Joséphine Baker foot­bridge in La Rochelle, as well as the bridge over the Danube in Linz, and the Pleyel Bridge in Saint-Denis.

Having become a partner in 2021, he was entrusted with the mana­gement of the bridges division of the agency. We strive to develop an integrated approach between engineering and architecture, addressing urban, architectural, structural, me­thodological and environmental issues.

Born in 1968, Anne-Marie De Matos began her career after completing a management training program with a specialization in finance. In 1988, she joined the architecture firm Pei Cobb Freed and Partners, based in New York and with a presence in Paris as part of the iconic Louvre Pyramid project. Anne-Marie played an essential role as the head of the Paris office, overseeing financial and human resources management to ensure the successful execution of this complex operation. This experience shaped her career and sparked her interest in architecture.

In 2001, Anne-Marie joined the team at Marc MIMRAM Architecture & Associates, bringing with her dedication and experience in an internationally renowned firm. Today, she plays a vital role in the day-to-day management of the firm, collaborating with the architectural and engineering partners. She handles the contractual aspects of projects, from contract development to negotiation with clients. She leads and supervises the evolution of the firm's management processes in administrative, accounting, financial, HR, and legal areas.

As a partner since 2021, her rigorous approach and mastery of both human and financial aspects are essential for the harmonious development of the agency.