Lauranne Martin dit Neuville

With a double degree in Law and Geography from the Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris, she oriented herself towards urbanism, a discipline that allows her to integrate the social, political, and environmental dynamics of our societies.

During her Master's at the Paris School of Urbanism, she wrote her thesis on Urban Agriculture and studied the legacy of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games during her internship at the Paris City Hall. After obtaining her Master's, she joined a real estate studies office in Paris, where she deepened her knowledge in data analysis, mapping, and staff training.

She arrived in Chile in 2023 for love, and decided to focus on the human aspect, teaching French classes in schools, as a freelancer, and at the Alliance Française. This experience allowed her to consolidate her management and knowledge transfer skills. In 2025, she participated as a student in the first edition of the Diploma in Tactical Urbanism and Incremental City Design, taught by Ciudad Emergente and the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Today, as a graduate, she collaborates as a consultant with Ciudad Emergente to promote more human and resilient cities.