Documented diagnosis
Survey, photographs and a precise reading of critical details before pricing.

West Paris · Two generations of craft
Zinc, slate, copper and bespoke details for homes where the roof belongs completely to the architecture.
Precision craftsmanship
Atelier Durand works on demanding renovations, contemporary extensions and buildings of character. Every junction, verge and outlet is designed to last — and to look exactly right.
Survey, photographs and a precise reading of critical details before pricing.
One point of contact follows the project from first survey to final inspection.
Finishes are drawn and formed around the existing architecture.

The gesture · 02
A roof performs through details that are rarely noticed: falls, ventilation, soldering, upstands and drainage. That is precisely where our work begins.
A continuous skin with precise lines, equally suited to contemporary volumes and discreet extensions.
A noble material that preserves a house’s character and creates a durable roofscape.
A material that patinates, protects and emphasises distinctive architectural elements.
A selection of project types demonstrates how the workshop responds to architecture rather than imposing a standard solution.
Standing-seam roof, concealed gutters and invisible verge details.
Heritage roof renewal and restoration of decorative metalwork.
Curved covering and drainage formed in the workshop.
Understanding the building, access, defects and architectural ambitions.
Recommendations, details, material choices and transparent pricing.
Site protection, photographic progress and interface coordination.
Drainage and finish checks followed by a complete close-out file.
Your project
Renovation, extension or a complex detail: share the first information and we will prepare the right survey.
West Paris
+33 1 84 80 24 18
atelier@durand.example
The website elevates precision, materials and method to attract more demanding projects without losing the clarity clients expect from a craft business.
Roofing is presented as part of the architecture, shifting the conversation from price towards quality.
Craft, materials and process reassure more effectively than a sequence of sales promises.
The form asks for useful information so the right prospect can be guided towards the right visit.
The black, stone and copper palette reflects the materials of the craft.
Tabs explain the value of each material without making the page longer.
Projects are told through architectural challenges, not a generic gallery.
The project-assessment CTA shows where qualification begins; no information is submitted in this presentation.