Ataub Architectes

Ataub Architectes is a French architecture practice based in Rouen. Founded in 1966 under the name Atelier d'Architecture et d'Urbanisme de la Bretèque, the practice merged in January 2024 with Arto Architectes. It is led by eight partners — Alexis Korganow, Luc Saint Martin, Patrick Le Moëme, Bernard Brejuin, Joseph Alwan, Jean-Marc Crevel, Damien Lefevre and Yves Moutton — and has 25 architects spread across Rouen, Le Havre and Lyon, as well as offices in Abidjan and Libreville. Ataub Architectes' core business is architectural design, specializing in education, housing, offices, healthcare and industry, with a department dedicated to site supervision. Its projects include the E. Mounier lycée in Grenoble (16,225 m², 32.5 million euros), the S. Sasaki school group in Petit-Quevilly, the Jean Charcot secondary school in Oissel, the Ligne en Seine residence in Rouen and the Banque de France cash center. Ataub Architectes implements an HQE approach and uses BIM and Revit modeling, and also works internationally, notably in Central and West Africa as well as Lebanon.