Record checked on 26 October 2026.

C+D Architecture

Architecture firm in Nîmes · founded in 1995

Overview

C+D Architecture is a Nîmes practice founded in 1995 by architects and urban planners Nicolas Cregut and Laurent Duport, and based since 2006 on Boulevard Talabot. Its work, mostly in the Gard, Hérault and Aude, ranges from museums set in old buildings to schools, sports halls and housing. It also worked with Selldorf Architects on buildings of the LUMA campus in Arles.

Founded
1995
Team
≈ 12
Projects
6
Awards
1

The firm gives 1995; the two partners' current practice companies were registered in 2000 (Nicolas Cregut) and 2006 (Laurent Duport).

Partners and founders

Nicolas CregutCo-founder / Architect and urban planner
Laurent DuportCo-founder / Architect and urban planner

Fields of work

Museums and cultural buildings · Schools · Sports facilities · Heritage rehabilitation · Housing

Built work

2020

École de la Mer, Port-Camargue

Le Grau-du-Roi · Sea school
2020

Halle aux Sports Nicole Abar (with Alain Cathala)

Carcassonne · Sports hall
2019

LUMA campus, Forges building (with Selldorf Architects)

Arles · Exhibition building (rehabilitation and extension)
2019

Nîmes ice rink (with BVL Architecture)

Nîmes · Ice rink
2014

Musée de la Mer (rehabilitation)

Sète · Museum
2013

Musée Louis Médard (conversion of the former library)

Lunel · Museum

Prizes and awards

  • 2014Richard Morris Hunt Prize (awarded to Laurent Duport)

Frequently asked questions

Where is C+D Architecture based?

The firm's address is 7 boulevard Talabot, 30000 Nîmes.

When was C+D Architecture founded?

It was founded in 1995.

How can I contact C+D Architecture?

You can reach the firm by phone on +33 4 66 29 44 02, by email at agence@cregut-duport.com and through its website cregut-duport.com.

What are the main projects of C+D Architecture?

Its built work includes École de la Mer, Port-Camargue (Le Grau-du-Roi, 2020), Halle aux Sports Nicole Abar (with Alain Cathala) (Carcassonne, 2020) and LUMA campus, Forges building (with Selldorf Architects) (Arles, 2019).