Atelier du Rouget Simon Teyssou et associés

Overview

Atelier du Rouget is an architecture, urban design and landscape practice founded in 2000 by Simon Teyssou in Le Rouget, a village in the Cantal, with a second office in Clermont-Ferrand since 2019. Its team of about 23 works mostly for small towns and rural communities in the Massif Central, on village-centre plans, public and sports buildings and social housing, often built in timber. Simon Teyssou received the Grand Prix de l'urbanisme in 2023.

Founded

2000

Team

≈ 23

Projects

7

Awards

7

The firm gives 2000 as its founding year and has been based in Le Rouget since 2001; the current company (SAS) was registered in April 2014.

Other offices: Clermont-Ferrand

Partners and founders

Fields of work

Urban design and village centres · Public facilities · Sports facilities · Social and collective housing · Landscape and public space

Built work

Prizes and awards

• 2024Trophée Eiffel, 1st national prize, crossing category (Jordanne footbridge)
• 2023Grand Prix de l'urbanisme (Simon Teyssou)
• 2023Global Award for Sustainable Architecture
• 2023National Timber Construction Prize, winner (Espace Jean Labellie, Le Rouget)
• 2022Grand Prix national de l'architecture, nominee (Simon Teyssou)
• 2020Prix d'architectures 10+1 (d'architectures magazine), Grand Prix (Station de pleine nature, Mandailles-Saint-Julien)
• 2014National Timber Construction Prize, 2nd prize (Vialenc building, Aurillac)