Architects Léa Cottreel and Rosalie Robert of RREEL specialize in Parisian heritage restoration, exemplified in their work on the 1959 Maison Bernard by Edith Schreiber-Aujame. The couple seeking restoration assistance realized the home's unique architectural significance. RREEL's approach focused on in-depth historical research, revealing alterations made over the years. Their restoration plan aims to maintain the villa's original character while modernizing essential areas for the new owners. Key renovations include the kitchen, fireplace, bathroom, and preserving integral furniture components, embodying a methodical, phased restoration philosophy to honor the house's legacy.
"Rather than beginning work straight away, Rosalie and Léa suggested a period of research into the house and its architect in the archives."
"The clients' aim was to gradually restore the house to its original state phased over several years."
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