Équerre d'argent – Culture, youth and sport 2014 Record checked on 25 October 2026.

Clément Vergély Architectes

Architecture firm in Lyon 2nd · founded in 2000

Overview

Clément Vergély founded his Franco-Swiss practice in Lyon in 2000 and opened a second studio in Lausanne in 2012. Known for restrained buildings that pay close attention to materials, the office completed Lyon's first load-bearing rammed-earth building in more than 150 years and works on housing, public buildings and listed heritage.

Founded
2000
Team
≈ 21
Projects
5
Awards
2

Founded in Lyon in 2000; Lausanne office since 2012.

Other offices: Lausanne

Partners and founders

Clément VergélyFounder / Architect

Fields of work

Housing · Offices and mixed-use buildings · Educational buildings · Heritage restoration · Rammed-earth construction

Built work

2024

Lycée de la Côtière extension

La Boisse · High school extension
2021

Îlot B2, Lyon Confluence (with Diener & Diener)

Lyon · Housing, offices and student residence
2021

L'Orangerie, Lyon Confluence (with Diener & Diener)

Lyon · Rammed-earth office and workshop building
2010

Parc relais La Soie (park-and-ride car park)

Vaulx-en-Velin · Car park
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Amicale Laïque Chapelon

Saint-Étienne · Community centre

Prizes and awards

  • 2014Équerre d'argent – Culture, youth and sport (Amicale Laïque Chapelon)
  • 2004Nouveaux Albums des Jeunes Architectes

Frequently asked questions

Where is Clément Vergély Architectes based?

The firm's address is 12 rue de la Charité, 69002 Lyon.

When was Clément Vergély Architectes founded?

It was founded in 2000.

How can I contact Clément Vergély Architectes?

You can reach the firm by phone on +33 4 72 65 91 44, by email at atelier@vergelyarchitectes.com and through its website vergelyarchitectes.com.

What are the main projects of Clément Vergély Architectes?

Its built work includes Lycée de la Côtière extension (La Boisse, 2024), Îlot B2, Lyon Confluence (with Diener & Diener) (Lyon, 2021) and L'Orangerie, Lyon Confluence (with Diener & Diener) (Lyon, 2021).