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Atelier Ferret Architectures

Architecture firm in Bordeaux

Overview

Atelier Ferret Architectures is a Bordeaux studio that has become a French reference for stadiums, arenas and sports training centres. Pierre Ferret built the specialism, and Venezia Massie-Ferret has led the firm since 2012. It also designs cultural venues and housing, and it renovates heritage sports buildings.

Founded
—
Team
≈ 21
Projects
6
Awards
3

Current company dates from 2008; Pierre Ferret was already delivering projects in 1992.

Partners and founders

Pierre FerretArchitect, Managing Director
Venezia Massie-FerretHead of the practice (since 2012)

Fields of work

Stadiums · Arenas and sports halls · National training centres · Housing · Heritage renovation

Built work

2016

Stade Bollaert-Delelis restructuring

Lens · Stadium renovation
2016

Palais des sports de Bordeaux renovation

Bordeaux · Arena renovation
2014

Résidence Jean Anouilh (CROUS)

Bordeaux · Student housing
2012

Stade Pierre-Mauroy (with Valode & Pistre)

Villeneuve-d'Ascq · Stadium
2002

Centre national de rugby

Marcoussis · National training centre
1992

Centre technique national du football, Domaine de Montjoye

Clairefontaine-en-Yvelines · National training centre

Prizes and awards

  • 2017Prix AGORA, Bordeaux (Palais des sports renovation)
  • 2016Palmarès Régional Aquitaine d'Architecture (PRAd'A), 1st place, category M (Résidence Jean Anouilh)
  • 2013European Metal Architecture award (Stade Pierre-Mauroy)

Frequently asked questions

Where is Atelier Ferret Architectures based?

The firm's address is 17 rue du Commandant Cousteau, 33100 Bordeaux.

How can I contact Atelier Ferret Architectures?

You can reach the firm by phone on +33 5 57 77 18 25, by email at archiferret@archiferret.eu and through its website archiferret.eu.

What are the main projects of Atelier Ferret Architectures?

Its built work includes Stade Bollaert-Delelis restructuring (Lens, 2016), Palais des sports de Bordeaux renovation (Bordeaux, 2016) and Résidence Jean Anouilh (CROUS) (Bordeaux, 2014).