Péna Paysages envisions sensitive, sustainable, and vibrant landscapes. Composed of six landscape architects and one administrative assistant, the agency designs urban and natural spaces as biotopes where uses and biodiversity coexist. Landscape is seen as a lever for territorial transformation, combining technical performance with social cohesion. Each project tells a unique story, generating a fertile landscape:
- Ecological: living soils, water management, biodiversity, urban cooling,
- Social: pathways, encounters, new uses,
- Aesthetic: forms, textures, horizons, and respect for architectural heritage.
The agency’s commitment is also reflected in its operations: integrated CSR approach, plant diversity, human-centered design, collaborative organization, gender equality, and environmental responsibility.
Reconciling city and nature, imagining places that are fair, lively, and desirable—this is the agency’s ambition, always in service of the common good.
Contemporary landscaped spaces have become complex environments. Beyond the decorative function they primarily served just a few decades ago, they now incorporate technical concerns, aspirations for social cohesion, and the urgent environmental goals fueled by the anxieties of our time.
More than ever, landscape is a deeply cultural concept that requires us to consider our projects in their multi-layered dimensions: they must fundamentally contribute to a true cultural reassembly of our environments.
The role of landscape in urban planning and territorial transformation, for Péna Paysages, is rooted in enhancing the emotional bond between people and their environment. That is why their design approach is guided by a powerful ambition: to bridge the notions of city and nature, by creating spaces that foster both greater usage and greater biodiversity.
Their desire to transform places is expressed through the delivery of conceptually and technically ambitious projects. This is why the agency insists on mastering the full project process, from the development of concepts to final delivery.
