Stéphanie Suard Dancet, born on 28.07.1975, obtained her degree in architecture HES at the Geneva School of Engineering in 2000.
Once she had her diploma, she worked three years in the architectural office Devanthery & Lamunière in Geneva.
In 2003, she naturally joined her father in his office in Nyon and stayed at his side for ten years.
In 2012, the Suard Architectes SA office is taken over by CCHE Architectre et Design SA and one year later she becomes a partner in the newly named SUARD-CCHE Architecture SA office.
As an architect associate at CCHE Nyon SA, she is in charge of the development and realization of projects, particularly in the region of Nyon, her hometown.
Stéphanie Suard Dancet is married and has one daughter. She particularly loves the mountains and the beautiful region of la Côte.
Competence areas
Architecture, interior design, realization
Education
Architect HES
Affiliation
Rotary Club Nyon - La Côte
Curriculum Vitae
Link to profile
Projects selection
Residential building Vy-Creuse 9, Nyon
Quartier de la Suettaz, Nyon
Multifunctional building for the SEIC- CNN Money- NRTV- ORP, Gland
La maison du Léman, Nyon
Résidences de la Vy-Creuse, Nyon
Contribution and local support during the vote for the Quartier de la Suettaz. oui-a-la-suettaz
See the project
Inauguration of a vast project where the challenge is to combine several phases of transformation and construction for several users: SEIC, NRTV/Mediago and the ORP/CCh in Gland.
Dream realized by the realization of my villa on a subtle game of interweaving to create two houses in wooden construction in Nyon.
Inspiration with here unforgettable trips to Iran...
...to Australia...
...and in our beautiful region
Inspired by an architecture that creates a story, a feeling, by its material, its touch or its colors. Bardill workshop in Graubünden, Valerio Olgiati
The Church of Light, Ibaraki – Osaka in Japan, Tadao Ando
The happiness of giving life, sharing and complicity in family...
And to see growing up and going through the stages of life...
Escape between lake and mountain
