The agency LAPS Architecture, created in 2009, is an international agency based in Paris and co-directed by Fabienne LOUYOT and Salvator-John A. LIOTTA.

The identity of the agency is based on the diversity of the experiences of its associates, transcending borders to feed and interact with multiple sensitivities, contexts and cultures. Rich in these multiple perspectives, they get involved in university research and regularly organize experimental workshops with European and Japanese schools of architecture.

Attached to social issues and convinced of the role of the architect in responding to them, LAPS Architecture believes that the relationship between the immediate environment and the building is a factor of quality of life and appropriation. In its approach, LAPS Architecture develops a methodology based on the relationship between patterns and innovative materials, condition of an architecture adapted to both the contemporary world and nature. The meeting between these two elements leads to a new type of architecture, integrating complexity but developed with ease.

The architecture defended by LAPS Architecture produces fluid spaces, warm and welcoming, stable and consistent. The organic and modular design takes on a great importance in their work, from the mass plan to the detail, from the outside to the inside, to the furniture and accessories of the project.