In 2003, Enia was founded by Mathieu Chazelle, architect and engineer, Simon Pallubicki, architect and cabinetmaker, and Brice Piechaczyk, architect and engineer – all of whom are professors. Based in France and India, Enia is above all a collective: a team of 90 professionals from around the world currently leading a wide range of projects of new constructions and transformations of the built environment. At its core, Enia's systematic approach remains proven time and again. It is determined to be at the forefront of design sensibility, technology, and ingenuity to produce sustainable architecture - that lasts. Projects include university campuses, hospitals, business headquarters, or research centers, but also Housing, Cultural Spaces, Restaurants… Embracing complexity, we navigate enthusiastically between program, scale, and culture. We are committed to clearly expressing the singularity of each of its projects and creating the conditions through which they can evolve. Enia has always adopted a forward-looking attitude inspired by its research activities. Its own research facility, eniaLAB, provides the studio an additional space for reflection, experimentation, and innovation, as well as serving as a platform to initiate dialogue with numerous collaborators such as the Institute for Land Transition whose research is co-chaired by Enia architects since 2023.