Some time ago, the studio had the opportunity to welcome three individuals who arrived with fresh energy, immense curiosity, and an endless eagerness to learn.
Clara Mouli from L’École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de La Réunion, Lou Anne Techeney and Alize Koclega from Toulouse School of Architecture joined us not only as interns, but also as friends who grew together through the same process. Their connection felt natural from the very beginning, supporting, and understanding one another while bringing an energy that quickly made the studio feel warm and alive.
From the start, they adapted remarkably well. From learning the rhythm of the studio, understanding new ways of working, to navigating the language and the small everyday habits around them, everything was embraced with enthusiasm and genuine curiosity. It did not take long for them to connect with everyone in the studio and become part of its daily dynamics.
What stood out the most was their openness toward new experiences. With a strong spirit of exploration, they continuously sought to understand things beyond what they had previously known, sharing stories, exchanging perspectives, and gradually dissolving the boundaries between “outsiders” and “insiders.” Through this, the learning process became more alive, meaningful, and deeply human.
Watching them grow, adapt, and build meaningful connections in such a short time became a joyful experience for all of us in the studio. Their presence brought warmth, liveliness, and a constant sense of curiosity into the space.
Thank you for every story, laughter, and spirit you brought into this space. We hope that all the experiences, lessons, and relationships formed during your time here will continue to become part of your journey ahead.
Until we meet again on another journey, your energy will always remain a part of this studio.
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