Emmanuelle Andreani

Emmanuelle Andreani is a renowned architect and urban planner, co-founder of [siz'-ix] Architects since 1998. She holds a DEA in Sociology & Landscape from EHESS and a top-ranked architecture diploma from ENSAIS (Strasbourg). Her academic roles include teaching at INSA Strasbourg (1999–2016) and lecturing at universities in Egypt and Ukraine. She has served on prestigious architectural juries, including the École Spéciale d'Architecture and multiple national schools of architecture.

Education

• DEA, 'Gardens, Landscapes, Territories' (EHESS/Paris la Villette, 1997)
• Architecture Diploma (ENSAS, 1993, top of class)
• Higher Mathematics (Lycée du Parc, Lyon, 1987–1989)

Research Focus

Her work bridges urban planning, sustainability, and sociology, emphasizing eco-quartiers, rural-urban dynamics, and participatory design. Key themes include territorial regeneration, cultural dialogue, and integrating nature into urban spaces.

Awards & Recognition

• 2008 Sustainable Housing in Savoie Prize
• 1994 Best French Architecture Diploma
• BMW Foundation & UNESCO Awards

Professional Impact

Her agency’s projects blend innovation with social responsibility, such as the Vaulx-en-Velin church (2013) and eco-housing in Savoie. She has organized international workshops and contributed to EU-funded Euro-Mediterranean initiatives.