Amas architecture
Architecture firm in Saint-Étienne · founded in 2006
Overview
Amas architecture is a Saint-Étienne practice co-managed by architects Stéphanie David and Éric David, who also teach at the schools of architecture of Marseille and Clermont-Ferrand. Its work centres on reworking existing buildings and on social programmes such as hostels, social residences and housing, in Saint-Étienne and around Lyon, among them the Foyer Jeanne d'Arc at L'Autre Soie in Villeurbanne (2023).
- Founded
- 2006
- Team
- —
- Projects
- 8
- Awards
- 1
The firm's site gives no founding year; the company (Architecture manufacturée à Saint-Étienne – A-MAS) was registered in 2006.
Partners and founders
Fields of work
Social housing and residences · Transformation of existing buildings · Hostels and social care facilities · Public facilities · Houses
Built work
Foyer Jeanne d'Arc, L'Autre Soie
Villeurbanne · Mixed social programme (student residence, family centre, public services, restaurant)Sheds: workshop building turned into student flat-shares
Lyon · Student housing (transformation)CHRS Richelieu: shelter and 17 social homes
Villeurbanne · Shelter and social housingMille Club social centre, Crêt de Roc
Saint-Étienne · Social centreSaint-Étienne funeral centre
Saint-Étienne · Funeral centreRésidence Joannès Vallet: 1960s block turned into a social residence, hostel and boarding house
Vénissieux · Social residence (transformation)Marengo housing: 28 social homes
Saint-Étienne · Social housingPrizes and awards
- 2024Prix d'A 10+1, d'architectures magazine (shortlisted, Foyer Jeanne d'Arc)
Frequently asked questions
Where is Amas architecture based?
The firm's address is 6 rue Dormoy, 42000 Saint-Étienne.
When was Amas architecture founded?
It was founded in 2006.
How can I contact Amas architecture?
You can reach the firm by phone on +33 4 77 37 56 87, by email at contact@a-mas.fr and through its website a-mas.fr.
What are the main projects of Amas architecture?
Its built work includes La Rèz: 19th-century building turned into 18 homes for young workers (Saint-Étienne, 2024), Foyer Jeanne d'Arc, L'Autre Soie (Villeurbanne, 2023) and Sheds: workshop building turned into student flat-shares (Lyon, 2020).