Dayne
Construction project management and interior architecture for homeowners, investors, businesses and public bodies in southwestern France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Dayne
DAYNE provides property project audits, pre-purchase assessments, project management, construction coordination, interior architecture and turnkey renovation. It manages projects from initial planning through construction and handover, with an online project-tracking space for clients.
Its customers include individuals, property investors, businesses, public bodies, property managers and insurance assessors. Services are offered on a project basis, with pricing presented after an initial discussion.
Founded in 2014, DAYNE is based in Pau and serves clients across southwestern France. Its founder works with a team that includes a sales manager, a construction manager and an interior architect.
Product: Property project audits, construction project management and coordination, interior architecture, and turnkey renovation.
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