Record checked on 26 October 2026.
Oslo Architectes
Architecture firm in Strasbourg · founded in 2011
Overview
Oslo Architectes is a Strasbourg practice started in 2011 by Laurent Fleury, Josselin Lutz and Nicolas Parent, who now run it with six further partners and a team of about 65 in Strasbourg and Paris. It began with housing and says it has delivered nearly 15,000 homes, before moving on to schools, offices, public buildings and urban planning, mostly in Alsace.
- Founded
- 2011
- Team
- ≈ 65
- Projects
- 8
- Awards
- 0
The firm dates its story to 2011; the company now trading as Oslo Architectes was registered in 2004.
Other offices: Paris
Partners and founders
Laurent FleuryCo-founder / Co-managing partner / Head of the Strasbourg office
Josselin LutzCo-founder / Co-managing partner / Urban planning lead
Nicolas ParentCo-founder / Co-managing partner / Major projects lead
Cédric SoldermannPartner / Head of the Paris office
Fields of work
Housing · Schools · Offices and workplaces · Urban planning · Renovation and reuse
Built work
Collège Alice Milliat
Mulhouse · Secondary schoolLes Allées Gutenberg (lots 4 and 5)
Schiltigheim · HousingHaguenau crematorium
Haguenau · CrematoriumKapelle Links
Oberhausbergen · HousingLobby of the Pierre Pflimlin building, European Parliament
Strasbourg · Interior renovationCollège Marcel Weinum (restructuring and extension)
Brumath · Secondary schoolStudent Factory (student housing in the former CAF building)
Strasbourg · Student housing (conversion)Frequently asked questions
Where is Oslo Architectes based?
The firm's address is 21A rue des Carmes, 67100 Strasbourg.
When was Oslo Architectes founded?
It was founded in 2011.
How can I contact Oslo Architectes?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 3 88 60 16 00, by email at contact@oslo-architectes.fr and through its website oslo-architectes.fr.
What are the main projects of Oslo Architectes?
Its built work includes Nexus, Endress+Hauser campus (Cernay, 2026), Collège Alice Milliat (Mulhouse, 2026) and Les Allées Gutenberg (lots 4 and 5) (Schiltigheim, 2025).