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Rue de l'Église Office Building Transformation in Neuilly-sur-Seine

architecture-design · 2026-06-02

Completed in December 2025, the Rue de l'Église project transforms a 1970s office building in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. Architects Vincent Lavergne Architecture Urbanisme and COVE Architectes chose to renovate and densify the existing structure rather than demolish it, intervening on the façade, ground, and roof. The project spans 3,150 m² and incorporates materials from Saint-Gobain, FRANCIAFLEX, Iribarren Pierres Naturelles, ROCAMAT, and Schüco. Structural engineering was handled by Artelia, with RFR providing other consulting. Photographs by Charles Bouchaib.

Key facts

  • Completed December 2025
  • Location: Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
  • Area: 3,150 m²
  • Architects: Vincent Lavergne Architecture Urbanisme and COVE Architectes
  • Transformation of a 1970s office building
  • Interventions on façade, ground, and roof
  • Manufacturers: Saint-Gobain, FRANCIAFLEX, Iribarren Pierres Naturelles, ROCAMAT, Schüco
  • Structural engineering by Artelia, other consulting by RFR

Entities

Institutions

  • Vincent Lavergne Architecture Urbanisme
  • COVE Architectes
  • Saint-Gobain
  • FRANCIAFLEX
  • Iribarren Pierres Naturelles
  • ROCAMAT
  • Schüco
  • Artelia
  • RFR

Locations

  • Neuilly-sur-Seine
  • France

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