More than a team, a community of change makers

The diversity in backgrounds and topics of specialty of the Oecumene Studio growing team enables the orchestration of the numerated disciplines in each project and by such addressing the endeavor as holistic, innovative as possible. Throughout this process, Oecumene Studio networks actively engages with local stakeholders (NGOs, experts, Craftsmen) in the area of intervention yielding capacity building of the local community while reaching the overall goal. Our projects focus on the process and on implementation (Construction) while experimenting new tools and ways of thinking.

In development fields, skills and knowledge in community development, conflict resolution, participatory approach, team buildings and tailored solutions had to be found to insure the project implementation,  to minimize costs and to maximize benefits while responding to the evolving needs and priorities along the project.

Bringing Collaborative approach to life

Architects

Urban planners

Artists

Builders

Engineers

Sociologists

Geographs

Scientists

& more

Get to know us

Meet Œcumene Studio family

We are passionates individuals, Good listeners, Very flexible, with strong determination to deliver successfully our projects and missions, Good team players, Honest and Ethical and  Humanists.

Lara Marie Wermeille Paris

Executive - Architect, Philosopher, Curator
Norway

Imad-Eddine CHEDDAD

Writer. Postdoctoral Researcher | Industrial Heritage | Governance of Mining Regions - Founder of LOGOS
Morocco

Founoun Adnane

Directeur Pays TIC | Afrique de l'Ouest | Smart Cities | Innovation Territoriale et Durabilité
Morocco

Stella Nakawuki Lukwago

Executive - Social innovator
Uganda

Hussein Wanas​

Architect
Ireland

Mudimbi Kapanvule Vanel

Urban Planner | Social innovator | Comminuty developer | Reseacher
Congo

Lama Dardas

Architect
KSA

Marwa Hamdaoui

Architecte — Humaniste - Artiste
tunisia

“Despite the overwhelming evidence of the contribution of volunteers to development, they often remain at the margins of the development debate.”

— Helen Clark, United Nations Development Program administrator