Atelier Oriel
Architectural heritage diagnostics, restoration and renovation for owners of historic buildings and homes in Île-de-France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Atelier Oriel
Atelier Oriel provides architectural services including diagnostics, restoration, renovation, rehabilitation and new design. Its projects include religious buildings, châteaux and residences, homes, public facilities, and industrial and artisanal heritage.
The firm works with owners and organizations undertaking heritage conservation and building projects. It is based in Thomery, France, and serves the Île-de-France region.
Product: Architectural design, diagnostics, restoration, renovation and rehabilitation services for heritage and other buildings.
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