Architectures Amiot-Lombard

Overview

Architectures Amiot-Lombard is a Besançon practice led by Rachel Amiot and Vincent Lombard, who both graduated from the Nancy school of architecture in 1990 and formed their partnership in 1999. It works mainly in Franche-Comté, on public buildings, schools, conversions of existing buildings and public spaces, often in timber. Its conversion of the presbytery in Lantenne-Vertière won second prize at the 2017 National Timber Construction Prize.

Founded

1999

Team

≈ 8

Projects

7

Awards

7

The firm's site gives no founding date; the partnership company (SCP) was registered in January 1999, and Vincent Lombard had practised under his own name since 1995.

Partners and founders

Fields of work

Public facilities · Schools and training buildings · Rehabilitation and conversion · Timber construction · Public space and landscape

Built work

Prizes and awards

• 2025Jura architecture and planning awards, jury's favourite and public vote (Maison du Comté, Poligny)
• 2021National Timber Construction Prize, finalist (Maison du Comté, Poligny)
• 2017National Timber Construction Prize, 2nd prize (presbytery conversion, Lantenne-Vertière)
• 2016Venice Architecture Biennale, mention (Dalle de la Plaine car park conversion, Cachan)
• 2015Franche-Comté Regional Architecture Awards, jury's favourite (Le 19 CRAC, Montbéliard; Besançon-Est fire station)
• 2005Grand Est Architecture Prize, winner (Ferme des Marcassins, Villers-le-Sec; La Planche pharmacy, Plancher-Bas)
• 2000Le Moniteur Urban Design Prize, winner (Place de la Liberté, Lons-le-Saunier)