Our team & partners
Une Autre Ville is built on the integration of multidisciplinary perspectives, blending hands-on planning expertise with a comprehensive understanding of urban and environmental challenges. This approach enables us to navigate the complexities of development projects with a balanced focus on practicality and a forward-looking commitment to sustainability.
Our team is composed of diverse, complementary profiles united by a shared commitment to ecological transition and sustainable urban planning. Each member brings a wealth of experience from planning firms, design offices, municipalities, and associations, enabling us to offer a holistic, deeply engaged approach to urban projects. Together, we strive to address the complexities of urban development with creativity, technical expertise, and a resolute dedication to impactful, sustainable change.
Nicolas Rougé
Engineer and urban planner - Winner of the Young Urban Planners Award 2010
Nicolas founded Une Autre Ville in 2012 after more than a decade developing a unique role at the intersection of decision-makers and technical experts, serving as an environmental integrator on development projects. This approach—spanning both project management and oversight (MOE and MOA)—has become the foundation of Une Autre Ville's distinctive methodology.
Today, Nicolas is a recognized authority on integrating sustainable development into urban planning. Alongside his consulting work, he is an active educator, teaching and delivering numerous presentations in professional training programs to advance best practices in sustainable urban development.
Claire Roullet Sureau
Geographer and urban planner
Claire joined the team with over a decade of experience in project management within municipalities and consulting firms specializing in project management assistance (AMO). Her diverse background and expertise in overseeing complex projects make her a valuable bridge between project leaders, designers, and technical engineering teams, ensuring that sustainability and transition issues are integrated at every phase of development.
Skilled in facilitation and participatory methods, Claire brings methodological innovations that foster collective intelligence and deepen stakeholder engagement, driving sustained shifts in practices and approaches over time.
Elsa Hucault
Agricultural engineer and urban planner
Elsa has been a dedicated contributor to Une Autre Ville since 2018, following six years of consulting experience where she advised contractors on projects ranging from real estate developments to metropolitan strategies. Elsa’s daily motivation stems from her project-driven approach, which thrives on engaging with a diverse array of stakeholders—spanning highly technical experts to visionary thinkers—and advancing a purpose that bridges disciplines.
With a keen awareness of technical intricacies and economic realities, Elsa is committed to reinforcing both the operational and collaborative dimensions of her work, ensuring that every project is rooted in practical feasibility and collective vision.
Amer Mourad
Civil engineer and urban planner
With a multidisciplinary background and early experiences across three countries (including France) in design firms and a local authority in the Île-de-France region, Amer has cultivated a comprehensive approach to project development. He combines both technical and operational insights, enabling him to analyze urban and environmental issues deeply. His ability to consider diverse perspectives—whether from contractors, designers, decision-makers, or technicians—allows him to address these challenges effectively by leveraging his engineering expertise.
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Caterina Dallolio
Architect and urban planner
Caterina is an Architect-Urban Planner who graduated from the School of Architecture in Ferrara, Italy. After gaining four years of valuable experience with Parisian landscape and urban planning agencies, she pursued further training with a Master’s in Urban Planning at Sciences Po Paris, subsequently joining Une Autre Ville in 2021.
Deeply invested in exploring innovative approaches to urban development, Caterina believes in the power of dialogue and collective intelligence to envision ambitious solutions that minimize the environmental impact of urban projects. Her project management experience sharpens her keen attention to context and provides her with a strong grasp of territorial dynamics and challenges.
Léa Legluais
Engineer and urban designer
Léa Legluais holds degrees in urban design from the University of Montreal and from the School of Engineers of the City of Paris. She joined Une Autre Ville in November 2021, bringing with her two years of expertise in integrated environmental design at Franck Boutté Consultants, along with experience in permanent and transitional landscape design in Montreal and Brussels. Through her academic and professional journey, Léa has honed and blended two distinct approaches: the disciplined, methodical perspective of engineering with the creative, context-sensitive vision of design.
Committed to raising awareness of the ecological crisis, Léa strives to contribute practical pathways toward urban sustainability through the principles of simplicity, rewilding, and inclusive urban rights.
Pascaline Viaud
Urban planner
Pascaline joined Une autre ville in September 2022 as part of her master’s program, “Innovative Strategies for Urban Territories,” at the Caen campus of Sciences Po Rennes. With her multidisciplinary background in social sciences and humanities, Pascaline brings an informed perspective on the social and environmental issues facing projects and territories. Her education and experiences have enabled her to develop skills in understanding stakeholder dynamics and supporting urban development stakeholders.
Passionate about urban nature and the inclusivity of public spaces, Pascaline is dedicated to promoting the integration of ecological and social transition issues into urban projects.
Our partners
We are convinced that the most relevant and solid projects are born from a collective work. Our business is always carried out in close collaboration with a diversity of city practitioners: experts, designers, users. . . We enjoy nourishing our practices thanks to a rich group of partners who share our desire to re-enchant the city and our methods for making it.
We are also members of several professional associations including the Institute for Ecoresponsible Design of Buildings (ICEB), the Manifesto for a Happy and Creative Frugality, Ekopolis, the Parisian Climate Agency (APC) and the Laboratory of Agricultural Urbanism (LUA).
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