Building BAST is a portrait of BAST (Bureau Architectures Sans Titre) through 20 similar questions asked to 20 of the Toulouse agency’s clients, partners and employees. In the course of the answers, the singular approach of an architectural practice emerges—a practice attentive to its environment and to the current crisis in which it is involved.

With, in order of appearance: Alain Ball (mirror-maker), Aurélien Crosnier and Mélanie Coufignal (clients), Laurent Didier, Mathieu Le Ny and Louis Leger (architects), Benoît Santiard and Guillaume Grall (graphic designers and publishers), Baptiste Dulau (engineer), Benjamin Segarra (builder), Camille Fréchou (landscape architect), Clément Bernard (wood worker), Camille Fourcade and Marc Bernard (clients), Charlette Frémont (architect), Étienne Bertaud du Chazaud (engineer), Enzo de Moustier (architect), Jérôme Dupeyrat (client), Judith Ostyn (architect), Jérôme de Préval (client), Mylène Caussette (client), Marc Pinchon (engineer), Olivier Paturet (client), Simon Bablon (electrician), Sébastien Rossi (plumber), Simon Rubin (architect).