Laure Baretaud

Laure Baretaud is phd researcher at the Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark. She trained in Geography and Town planning at La Sorbonne Paris IV, and went on to graduate in Landscape Architecture from ENSP Versailles and the Academie van Bouwkunst in Amsterdam. Over the next decade, she worked on projects of varied scales and stages. She joined international firm VOGT in London and later opened and led its Paris office, contributing to projects such as Tate Modern Extension, Veolia Headquarters, The Eiffel Tower gardens. Her reflections on her work appeared in Mutation and Morphosis (2020 ed. Lars Muller).

In 2025, she joined the doctoral network Landlabs, which operates across 6 cities, with the aim to develop new strategies for designing sustainable and beautiful landscape in the context of the Anthropocene. She’s now working  in the Aarhusian Landscape Laboratories, with a research through design approach  informed by theories of interconnectedness.