Record checked on 26 October 2026.

Atelier du Pont

Architecture firm in Paris · founded in 1997

Overview

Atelier du Pont is a Paris practice founded in 1997 by Anne-Cécile Comar and Philippe Croisier, who still run it with a team of about forty. It combines architecture, interior design and furniture design on housing, offices, hotels, restaurants and care homes. Recent buildings include the timber headquarters of Santé publique France in Saint-Maurice and RATP Habitat's head office in Paris.

Founded
1997
Team
≈ 40
Projects
7
Awards
4

Partners and founders

Anne-Cécile ComarCo-founder / Co-manager
Philippe CroisierCo-founder / Co-manager

Fields of work

Housing · Offices and headquarters · Hotels and restaurants · Care homes · Interior and furniture design

Built work

2024

Pavillon Jardins, Parc de la Villette

Paris · Park pavilion
2021

RATP Habitat headquarters

Paris · Corporate headquarters
2020

White, 53 social housing units

Tours · Social housing
2019

Woody, headquarters of Santé publique France

Saint-Maurice · Timber office building
2016

Offices of the Pays des Herbiers community of municipalities

Les Herbiers · Local government offices
2015

Nursing home, Clichy-Batignolles

Paris · Care home
2015

The Docks housing (90 units and rooftop garden)

Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine · Housing

Prizes and awards

  • 2025Île-de-France Regional Timber Construction Prize (winner; national finalist) – Pavillon Jardins
  • 2022Île-de-France Regional Timber Construction Prize (winner; national finalist) – RATP Habitat headquarters
  • 2017Trophée Eiffel, special trophy – Pays des Herbiers offices
  • 2017American Architecture Prize, bronze – Pays des Herbiers offices

Frequently asked questions

Where is Atelier du Pont based?

The firm's address is Paris.

When was Atelier du Pont founded?

It was founded in 1997.

How can I contact Atelier du Pont?

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

What are the main projects of Atelier du Pont?

Its built work includes Pavillon Jardins, Parc de la Villette (Paris, 2024), RATP Habitat headquarters (Paris, 2021) and White, 53 social housing units (Tours, 2020).