From Tokyo to Basel, including her work founding the Laboratoire firm, Morgan Delvaux has built a career shaped by diverse approaches to architecture. She is now joining UMAN architect with the desire to continue exploring circularity, the ecological transition, and the resources of the Walloon region.
An architect for over ten years, she has deepened her understanding of architecture and the possibilities for transforming existing structures through her international experiences.
At the heart of her approach is a commitment to transforming rather than replacing, to working with what is already there, and to utilizing resources more equitably. This approach opens up new perspectives for designing spaces and rethinking how we build.
In addition to her practice, Morgan teaches at the University of Liège and contributes to the architectural discourse, notably as a guest speaker for the HouseEurope! initiative.
Deeply attached to Wallonia, her native region, she explores its resources and potential to support its evolution.
Her arrival aligns with a goal shared with UMAN architect: to strengthen the role of the region, circularity, and the ecological transition in projects and practices by combining local perspectives with international experiences.