Record checked on 25 October 2026.
Ateliers A+
Architecture firm in Montpellier · founded in 1995
Formerly A+ Architecture
Overview
Long known as A+Architecture, Ateliers A+ is a Montpellier-born multidisciplinary group combining architecture, urban planning, landscape, engineering and cost management. It designed several of Montpellier's major venues, including the arena and the rugby stadium, and now works from four offices in France.
- Founded
- 1995
- Team
- ≈ 120
- Projects
- 8
- Awards
- 3
Founded in Montpellier in 1995 (partners working together since 1987); renamed Ateliers A+ in 2024.
Other offices: Nîmes · Toulouse · Paris
Partners and founders
Philippe BononCo-founder / Partner, architect and urban planner
Philippe CervantesPartner, architect and engineer
Gilles GalPartner, architect
Christophe AubaillyPartner, head of the Toulouse office
Vincent NogaretPartner (since 2018)
Clément RabourdinPartner (since 2019), architect and engineer
Anaïs AmadieuPartner (since 2026), architect
Arnaud RoustanPartner (since 2026)
Fields of work
Sports and event venues · Cultural buildings · Offices and mixed-use (incl. timber construction) · Schools · Urban planning and landscape
Built work
Hôtel La Prison
Béziers · Hotel in a converted prisonCollège Ada Lovelace
Nîmes · Secondary schoolPalais des Congrès and Casino
Cap d'Agde · Convention centre and casinoLe Liner
Montpellier · Office buildingThéâtre Jean-Claude Carrière, Domaine d'O
Montpellier · TheatreSud de France Arena
Pérols (Montpellier) · Multi-purpose arenaStade Yves-du-Manoir (now Septeo Stadium)
Montpellier · Rugby stadiumPrizes and awards
- 2023Grands Prix de l'immobilier (Hôtel La Prison)
- 2022Pyramide d'argent (So Wood)
- 2014Prix national de la construction bois (Théâtre Jean-Claude Carrière)
Frequently asked questions
Where is Ateliers A+ based?
The firm's address is 220 rue du Capitaine Pierre Pontal, 34000 Montpellier.
When was Ateliers A+ founded?
It was founded in 1995.
How can I contact Ateliers A+?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 4 99 74 27 42 and through its website ateliers-aplus.com.
What are the main projects of Ateliers A+?
Its built work includes Halle des sports Ludivine Furnon (Nîmes, 2024), Hôtel La Prison (Béziers, 2023) and Collège Ada Lovelace (Nîmes, 2021).