Record checked on 26 October 2026.

lis & daneau architectes

Architecture firm in Grenoble · founded in 2017

Overview

lis & daneau is a Grenoble practice led by François Lis and Clément Daneau, who graduated together from the Grenoble school of architecture in 2013. Working mostly in the Alpine valleys of Isère and Savoie, it designs small public buildings, sports facilities and house renovations, including the conversion of a 1950s church in Ugine into an art centre. The practice received an AJAP award in 2020.

Founded
2017
Team
—
Projects
6
Awards
1

The two partners graduated together from the Grenoble school of architecture in 2013; their company was registered in January 2017.

Partners and founders

François LisCo-founder / Architect
Clément DaneauCo-founder / Architect

Fields of work

Small public facilities · Rehabilitation and conversion · Sports facilities · Houses · Interior renovation

Built work

2022

House in Marlens

Marlens · House
2021

Fantin Latour (village house renovation)

Claix · House renovation
2021

Municipal premises: association building, communal kitchen and storage

Notre-Dame-du-Cruet · Municipal building
2020

Sacré-Cœur art centre (conversion of a 1950s church)

Ugine · Art centre
2020

Collonge sports facility (rugby clubhouse, changing rooms and stand)

L'Isle-d'Abeau · Sports facility
2018

Docteur Mazet (interior renovation)

Grenoble · Interior renovation

Prizes and awards

  • 2020AJAP (Albums of Young Architects and Landscape Architects), winner

Frequently asked questions

Where is lis & daneau architectes based?

The firm's address is Grenoble.

When was lis & daneau architectes founded?

It was founded in 2017.

How can I contact lis & daneau architectes?

You can reach the firm through its website flcda.fr.

What are the main projects of lis & daneau architectes?

Its built work includes House in Marlens (Marlens, 2022), Fantin Latour (village house renovation) (Claix, 2021) and Municipal premises: association building, communal kitchen and storage (Notre-Dame-du-Cruet, 2021).