Elsa is graduated from ENSA Paris -Val de Seine and at ENSA Paris- La Villette. She has worked for two years in Paris as a junior architect at Marchi architecture studio or helping conducting the construction site of Accor Hotel Arena. After one year in the studio Ledroit Pierret Polet based in Bruxelles, working on different scales of project, she joined LAN in June 2018.

After graduating in Architecture from Milan Polytechnic, Paolo moved to Venice for the Master in Digital Architecture at IUAV. He came to Paris in 2015 and spent tree years working with ArtefactoryLab on 3D architectural representation. Paolo joined Lan in October 2018 and is part of the 3D Departement.

After graduating in architecture at ENSA Paris-Belleville and at ETSAB-UPC Barcelona, Martin went on to gain experience in various Parisian studios specialized in museum and gallery projects. He joined LAN in April 2019 to be part of the Grand Palais revamp team.

After studying architecture in Naples and Lyon, Camilla graduated in November 2017. During her studies, she has collaborated with various agencies as an intern and has worked as a teaching assistant at the University of Naples. She joined LAN in March 2017.

Laure studied architecture at ENSA Bretagne and ENSA Paris La Villette in France, and at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. During her studies she has worked for NP2F and then for different agencies: Jacques Ferrier Architecture, ANMA (Nicolas Michelin & Associés), Manuelle Gautrand Architecture, Moreau Kusunoki Architects. She joined LAN in January 2018 and is part of the team in charge of the redevelopment of the Grand Palais.

Giovanna studied architecture in Italy at the Politecnico di Milano. After her graduation, she worked for one year in Italy, before moving to Paris. Giovanna joined LAN in October 2006.

Dorothée completed her studies in the Architecture School of Nancy (ENSAN). After few years in Nancy, she collaborated with Marc Mimram in Paris. Then, she joined LAN's team in February 2013, where she first workded on competition. At the moment, she is working on Le Maillon Theater, and on the Fire-rescue center of Rennes. 

After studying law, art history and management, Alysée entered the art market world working at Sotheby's and Christie's before working in galleries in France and Italy. She joined LAN in 2015 to take care of the administrative and financial management of the agency, as well as the human ressources.

Marc-Antoine studied architecture at ENSA Paris la Villette as well as completing a diploma in philosophy. He is now a lecturer at ENSA Clermont Ferrand and researcher in the laboratory Ressources, with work that focuses on theories and criticism of modern heritage. Since 2018 he is editor of the project As Found. He joined LAN in 2020 as Research Manager.

Adis graduated from the school of Architecture of Bretagne in 2006. Between 2006 and 2012 he worked as an architect in Paris in the agency Frédéric Druot Architecture. He joined LAN in January 2013 to as the construction site driver of Town Hall of Saint Jacques de la Lande. In June 2016, Adis has founded the company Most in Rennes. Most follows two of LAN’s current projects: Baud Chardonnet and fire and Rescue Center in Rennes.

Philippe holds a diploma from the Ecole Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris, Philippe Pelletier started his career as an architect at the Lablaude (architect of Hictoric Buildings). He has then collaborated with several agencies including the studio Grumbach. In 2010, he joined LAN to drive the construction sites of the Gymnase in Chelles and differents Housing units programme in Paris (Fréquel, Saussure). Philippe is currently in charge of the site supervision of the Student Residence in Saclay, a mixed-used programme in Nantes and the minimum security prison in Nanterre.