Co-Architectes
Architecture firm in Saint-Pierre · founded in 2005
Overview
Co-Architectes is a practice in Saint-Pierre, La Réunion, founded in 2005 by architect Nicolas Peyrebonne, who leads it with partners Philippe Bayard, Marine Martineau and Véronique Pabion; it also has an office in Longoni, Mayotte. It works on bioclimatic tropical architecture, mainly schools, sports halls, cultural buildings and offices for public clients in La Réunion and Mayotte. Its Saint-Joseph media library won a category of the Prix d'architecture de La Réunion in 2018.
- Founded
- 2005
- Team
- ≈ 14
- Projects
- 6
- Awards
- 2
The firm gives 2005; the company was registered in December 2004.
Other offices: Longoni (Mayotte)
Partners and founders
Fields of work
Bioclimatic tropical architecture · Schools · Sports facilities · Cultural buildings · Offices and public buildings
Built work
Headquarters of the Réunion Order of Architects (renovation and extension)
Saint-Denis · OfficesSainte-Rose gymnasium
Sainte-Rose · Sports hallCollège de Sada (six-classroom extension)
Sada · Secondary school extensionSaint-Joseph Media Library
Saint-Joseph · Media libraryMarie Curie nursery school (renovation and extension)
Saint-Pierre · Nursery schoolPrizes and awards
- 2022Trophées Bâtiments circulaires, grand prize in the tertiary buildings category (Order of Architects headquarters)
- 2018Prix d'architecture de La Réunion, "Learning and leisure" category (Saint-Joseph Media Library)
Frequently asked questions
Where is Co-Architectes based?
The firm's address is 9 ruelle Lallemand, Terre Sainte, 97410 Saint-Pierre.
When was Co-Architectes founded?
It was founded in 2005.
How can I contact Co-Architectes?
You can reach the firm by phone on +262 262 59 14 35, by email at contact@co-architectes.com and through its website co-architectes.com.
What are the main projects of Co-Architectes?
Its built work includes Aqualoisirs de Saint-Pierre (with Rougerie+Tangram) (Saint-Pierre, 2023), Headquarters of the Réunion Order of Architects (renovation and extension) (Saint-Denis, 2022) and Sainte-Rose gymnasium (Sainte-Rose, 2021).