Atmospheriques narrative is an editorial and creative consultancy studio dedicated to architecture and transforming contemporary territories. We aim to incorporate creative and context sensitive approaches in the design of architecture or territory projects, as early as the first steps.
Our studio develops its own singular approach which uses the revealing powers of photography and visual arts while focusing on time spent in the field.
This approach aims to qualify spaces and unfold potential. Our field studies focus on usages, appropriation strategies and atmospheres. Our multidisciplinary team is very sensitive to human, economical, ecological and cultural contexts.
Atmosphériques narratives’ visual production and analysis abilities are enriched by a full mastery of the editorial chain, from production to distribution : identity, creative direction, graphic design, copyrighting, art buying, printmaking and distribution.
Founders
Giaime Meloni
PhD in architecture and photographer. The aim of his work is to explore the role of the photography as a sensible instrument to narrate the space complexity. His researches has been
published in various publications (MAM Saint Etienne, INTRU). Giaime Meloni takes part in several International Conferences (CCA, FAUP). He teaches photography as an instrument of the making of
the architectural design between France and Italy. He regularly writes for DOMUS and he is a contributing editor of GENDA Magazine.
Cyrille Weiner
Photographer and creative director born in 1976 and trained at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure Louis Lumière. Cyrille Weiner works closely with architects and urban institutions.
In his meticulous, on site documentary style investigations, Cyrille Weiner regularly raises the issue of space, especially in its marginal and transformational dimensions. Speculating insistently as to how individuals can make the places they live in their own, at a remove from directives from “higher up”, Weiner gradually abandons the purely documentary in favour of a fiction pervaded world which he portrays in exhibitions, publishing projects and installations.
He is the author of Presque île (villa noailles 2009), Twice (19/80 editions 2015) and La Fabrique du pré (Filigranes 2017). He regularly takes part to conferences and intervenes in art, architecture and urban planning training programs (Cycle d’urbanisme à Sciences Po Paris, ENSA Paris Belleville, ENSA Lyon).