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Constance Karcher, a graduate architect from ENSA Paris‑Val de Seine, develops a rigorous approach to site spatial memory, building diagnostics, and construction methods, addressing these challenges through materiality and local resources. During her studies, she conducted research on stone and earth, now informing her work on valorizing indigenous materials and traditional craftsmanship. Her trajectory, enriched by advanced training in Italy and professional experience in rehabilitation, material reuse, and experimental construction projects, underpins a practice committed to engaged architecture sensitive to the spirit of place.