Anne-Sylvie Bruel and Christophe Delmar
Anne-Sylvie Bruel
- Landscape Architect DPLG - ESNP Versailles -1986
- Free Lance since July 1986
- Creation of the Atelier de Paysages Bruel-Delmar September 1989
- Landscape Planner AEU ADEME training - 2009
- Teaching at the École d'Architecture in Nancy from 1991 to 1996
- Teaching at the École Nationale du Paysages in Versailles from 1997 to 2002
- Teaching at the École d'architecture of Marne la Vallée, lectures and practical tutorials in the 'territory' field from 2001 to 2011
- Former member of the Sites Commission in Hauts de Seine Departement
- Jury member for the National Agrégation "Design et métiers d'art"- since 2013
- National Landscape Architect Consultant - since 2014
At the National School of landscape Architecture in Versailles. Anne-Sylvie Bruel followed the teaching of Michel Corajoud, with whom she chose her project workshop and of Gilles Clément, through numerous discoveries of gardens and sites where plants play a major role. Graduating in 1986, she lost no time in creating her own studio and pursued her research theme while working for several years for the Paris-Rhin-Rhone Motorway Company. Philippe Motte, president of the SEDAF, entrusted her with several projects in the new towns of the greater Paris area and in 1989 she joined with Christophe Delmar to create their Atelier de Paysages.
Together they tackle three large types of project and diversify their approach to town planning through urban, ecological and botanical projects in parks and gardens. They also design works of art as the constituent and revelatory elements of territories.
Teaching forms an Important part of her experience with a town planning workshop at the Nancy School of Architecture with André Vaxelaire for six years, then several project workshop at the National School of Landscape Architecture in Versailles and finally a teaching role in the territory field.at the School of Architecture for cities and Territories where, from 2004 to 2012, she has given brilliant courses and follows students projects for the territory field over the three years of their degrees.
Christophe Delmar
- Landscape Architect DPLG - ESNP Versailles - 1989
- Landscape Planner
- Creation of the Atelier de Paysages Bruel-Delmar September 1989
- Free Lance since September 1989
- Teaching at the École d'architecture of Architecture de Tolbiac then Marne la Vallée from 2001 to 2009
- Teaching and member of the DSA in Urban planning Scientific Committee, École d’architecture de la ville et des territoires since 2006
- Former member of the Sites Commission in Hauts de Seine Departement
- Landscape Architect Consultant of the city of Rennes - since 2013
The product of an unusual and diverse educational background, .Christophe Delmar followed a a traditional training as a gardener at the Ecole Dubreuil where the theme of the project was taught by Lucienne Collin. Alter two years of a degree course in architecture, he entered the National School of Landscape Architecture in Versailles, already the scene of debates and questioning on the surveying territories and the city-countryside relationship with Alexandre Chemetoff, Michel Corajoud and Gilles Clément. It was with that latter that he took part in the studies for the Citroën Park in Paris, then the cemetery of Père Lachaise with Patrick Berger.
Graduating in 1989 with a research thesis on the palimpsest idea (The genesis of a structure, its evolution, its durability", Christophe got together with Anne-Sylvie to create the Atelier de Paysages Bruel-Delmar. The practice rapidly launched into projects for territory and public spaces, for which they sensed the urgency as an obvious priority, via the surveying of places, of sites, of our heritage.
His work during twenty years with the town of St Jacques was to become an important subject for the study and field execution for him, forming a kind of laboratory of urban ecology.
Since 1989, he taught continually, at the National School of Landscape Architecture in Versailles, at the School of Architecture for cities and territory in Marne la Vallée in the project field and in the framework of DSA (Diploma of deeper and specialized knowledge in architecture and urban planning). He plays a role in numerous degrees, juries, conferences and publications.