Henrich Fitger

SAS Atelier Aquitain d’Architectes Associés
The Aquitain Associated Architects Agency
Mérignac (Bordeaux) - France

Henrich Fitger, architect, has diplomas from the Nantes (France) and Bremen (Germany) Schools of Architecture. Before joining the Aquitain Associated Architects Agency (4A) in 2001, he worked in offices in Munich, Germany, and La Rochelle and Lille, France. Today, he is an Agency Associate and Project Manager for the « Grand Hôtel de Bordeaux », a 20.000m² luxury hotel construction site in downtown central Bordeaux. He passes on his experience via the VATEL Institute, where he teaches building construction. His international résumé includes work on many various projects, such as apartment, industrial, medical and commercial buildings, as well as private housing. His work is recognized by the level of quality maintained down to the final details. The complete personal management of all aspects of a project, from the esthetic to the economic, as well as the operational, render his work worthy the tradition found in the best architectural offices.

S.A.S. Atelier Aquitain d’Architectes Associés : SAS 4A
The Aquitain Associated Architects Agency

Created in 1966, the Aquitain Associated Architects Agency (4A) has the vast experience of having directed over 1600 projects. The founder, Michel PETUAUD LETANG, started his career in 1964 while still a student at Ecole d’Architecture de Bordeaux. In 1968 he was one of the 10 chosen French architects at the Milan Triennial. His agency quickly developed an international clientele. 4A has managed construction projects of all types : industrial buildings, hotels and apartments, stores, and public office buildings. Today, the agency has close to 50 associates and has integrated its own urban development department, an internet design office, a building economics division, and a construction site management service. Numerous prizes and publications have been the result of 40 years of accomplishments. Among the foreign urban development projects are the Vilnius and Klaïpeda projects.
Other international projects are located in Sevilla, Moscow, Macao, and Puerto Rico, USA.
In France, projects include renewal of the downtown centers in Lille, Toulouse, and the Quai des Chartrons in Bordeaux.

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