Marciano Architecture
Architecture firm in Marseille 6th · founded in 1996
Overview
Marciano Architecture is the Marseille practice of Rémy Marciano, who set up on his own in 1996 and teaches at the Marseille school of architecture. It designs secondary schools, sports halls, university buildings and mixed housing blocks, mostly in the south of France, working from existing conditions and a Mediterranean building culture. Its first building, the Ruffi sports complex in Marseille, won the Prix de la première œuvre in 2001.
- Founded
- 1996
- Team
- ≈ 7
- Projects
- 7
- Awards
- 5
Rémy Marciano set up his own practice in 1996; the company Marciano Architecture was registered in 2006.
Partners and founders
Fields of work
Schools and higher education · Sports facilities · Housing and mixed use · Hotels and retail · Urban projects
Built work
L'Hexagone learning centre, Luminy campus (with SCAU)
Marseille · University library and learning centreEssentiel Lifestore
Marseille · Restaurant and shopB&B Hotel Marseille Euromed
Marseille · HotelLa Plaine des Sports (two phases, 2010–2012)
Châteauneuf-les-Martigues · Sports complexLycée René Goscinny (with José Morales)
Drap · Secondary schoolRuffi sports complex
Marseille · Sports hallPrizes and awards
- 2021Palmarès Architecture Aluminium Technal, "Study and discover" category (mention, Lycée Jean d'Ormesson)
- 2003EU Mies van der Rohe Award (nominee, Ruffi sports complex)
- 2002Albums de la jeune architecture, Ministry of Culture
- 2002Young Architect of the Year, London (finalist)
- 2001Prix de la première œuvre, Le Moniteur (Ruffi sports complex)
Frequently asked questions
Where is Marciano Architecture based?
The firm's address is 8 rue Saint Jacques, 13006 Marseille.
When was Marciano Architecture founded?
It was founded in 1996.
How can I contact Marciano Architecture?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 4 96 12 09 29, by email at agence@remy-marciano.com and through its website remy-marciano.com.
What are the main projects of Marciano Architecture?
Its built work includes Lycée Jean d'Ormesson (with José Morales) (Châteaurenard, 2019), L'Hexagone learning centre, Luminy campus (with SCAU) (Marseille, 2018) and Essentiel Lifestore (Marseille, 2017).