NP2F
Architecture firm in Paris 19th · founded in 2009
Overview
NP2F is a four-partner practice based in Paris and Marseille whose work centres on sports architecture, from training grounds and gymnasiums to the Adidas Arena built for the Paris 2024 Olympics. The office also designs housing, public space and cultural facilities, and won the Équerre d'argent in 2016 for the Centre national des arts du cirque.
- Founded
- 2009
- Team
- ≈ 20
- Projects
- 8
- Awards
- 5
The firm gives 2009; the company was registered in 2007.
Other offices: Marseille
Partners and founders
Fields of work
Sports facilities · Cultural and training facilities · Housing · Public space and urban design · Exhibitions
Built work
IMVT – Institut méditerranéen de la ville et des territoires
Marseille · Higher education and researchCaserne de Reuilly – 127 housing units
Paris · HousingiMAL – Art, science and technology centre (Fablab)
Brussels, Belgium · Arts and technology centrePublic space, ZAC Chantereine
Alfortville · Public spaceCentre National des Arts du Cirque (with Caractère Spécial)
Châlons-en-Champagne · Circus training centreSchool restaurant
Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer · School canteenRelocated sports grounds, ZAC Chantereine
Alfortville · Sports groundsPrizes and awards
- 2017LafargeHolcim Awards (Cathédrale des sports, Bordeaux Brazza)
- 2016Équerre d'argent – Culture, youth and sport (Centre National des Arts du Cirque)
- 2015Grand Prix de l'Aménagement (ZAC Chantereine, Alfortville)
- 2010Nouveaux Albums des Jeunes Architectes et des Paysagistes (AJAP)
- 2008Europan 9 – winner
Frequently asked questions
Where is NP2F based?
The firm's address is 188 bis rue de Crimée, 75019 Paris.
When was NP2F founded?
It was founded in 2009.
How can I contact NP2F?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 9 70 19 29 28, by email at np2f@np2f.com and through its website np2f.com.
What are the main projects of NP2F?
Its built work includes Adidas Arena (with SCAU) (Paris, 2023), IMVT – Institut méditerranéen de la ville et des territoires (Marseille, 2023) and Caserne de Reuilly – 127 housing units (Paris, 2020).