Patey Architectes
Architecture firm in Chambéry · founded in 1989
Overview
Patey Architectes has been based in Chambéry since 1989 and is led by three partner architects, Christian Patey, Éric Doro and Grégoire Le Blanc, with a team of about twenty that includes cost economists, site managers and model makers. It works mainly in Savoie and Haute-Savoie on housing, schools, sports grounds and public buildings, from the La Turbine cultural centre in Cran-Gevrier (2004) to the rebuilt Chambéry municipal stadium (2023).
- Founded
- 1989
- Team
- ≈ 20
- Projects
- 6
- Awards
- 2
The firm gives 1989; the current company (SAS Patey Architectes) was registered in 2002.
Partners and founders
Fields of work
Housing · Schools · Sports facilities · Public and cultural buildings · Offices and industrial buildings
Built work
Place du Bourniau: square, market hall, pharmacy and housing
Novalaise · Public space and market hallWater and waste services building, Annecy agglomeration
Annecy · Public services buildingPréamont & Valmont: 65 homes, ZAC des Châtaigneraies
Jacob-Bellecombette · HousingMaison du Territoire de la Matheysine (Isère department offices)
La Mure · Public administration buildingLa Turbine cultural centre: library, exhibition hall, science centre and cinema (with Philippe Guyard)
Cran-Gevrier (Annecy) · Cultural centrePrizes and awards
- 2022Prix Architendance, terracotta roof tile category (laureate, Place du Bourniau)
- 2019Regional architecture and planning awards (Valeurs d'Exemples), URCAUE Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (finalist: Maison du Territoire de la Matheysine; Préamont & Valmont)
Frequently asked questions
Where is Patey Architectes based?
The firm's address is 69 rue Pasteur, 73000 Chambéry.
When was Patey Architectes founded?
It was founded in 1989.
How can I contact Patey Architectes?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 4 79 85 47 83, by email at patey.architectes@patey.fr and through its website patey.fr.
What are the main projects of Patey Architectes?
Its built work includes Chambéry Savoie Stadium, 5,000-seat municipal stadium (with Olgga) (Chambéry, 2023), Place du Bourniau: square, market hall, pharmacy and housing (Novalaise, 2022) and Water and waste services building, Annecy agglomeration (Annecy, 2020).