Leclercq Associés

Overview

Leclercq Associés is a Paris practice of architects and urban planners led by François Leclercq, who started out in the early 1980s as Dusapin Leclercq; based in the 20th arrondissement since 2004, it now has three partners alongside him, Anne-Claire Eberhard, Charles Gallet and Paul Laigle. Its work combines architecture, urban design and landscape, from the INSEP sports and aquatic buildings in the Bois de Vincennes and the Nelson Mandela international high school in Nantes to housing in Bordeaux and Paris and the redesign of La Grande-Motte's promenade (2024). It also co-designed the Arboretum timber office campus in Nanterre with other practices.

Founded

2010

Team

20–49

Projects

7

Awards

4

François Leclercq started the practice as Dusapin Leclercq in the early 1980s; the current company was registered in 2010 and later renamed Leclercq Associés.

Partners and founders

Fields of work

Urban planning and public spaces · Housing · Schools · Sports facilities · Office buildings and rehabilitation

Built work

Prizes and awards

• 2015Regional wood construction prize, public buildings – education and culture (Lycée Nelson Mandela, Nantes)
• 2010Pyramide d'argent – regional grand prize (Bacalan Village, Bordeaux)
• 2010Pyramide de vermeil – real estate aesthetics prize (Bacalan Village, Bordeaux)
• 1996Équerre d'argent – special jury prize (CNP offices, Angers; as Dusapin & Leclercq)