Guillaume Guerrier is an architect and Design Professor in Bordeaux (FR). He graduated cum laude at the TU Delft in 2014 (MSc. Arch) and ENSAP Bordeaux in 2011 (B. Arch). Between 2011 and 2012, he worked at Berger+Parkkinen Architekten in Vienna (AU) and while studying at the TU Delft he made various collaborations with the Dutch-Russian office SVESMI and Atelier KZNA. In 2015, he expanded his collaborations with German offices in Munich for the relocation of the Philharmonic and a refugee house concept which got nominated at the Berlin award 2016 and exhibited in the German pavilion at the 15th Venice Biennale. Since 2016, he developed a partnership with the research group BC&T and Import-Export Architecture on a research about walks and mapping. In 2017 he founded the architecture office ERHÉ in Bordeaux (FR) and started to teach design at Ecole de Condé, Créasud.