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Stoa architectes completes Collège des Parcs school extension with two sport halls in Neuchâtel

architecture-design · 2026-04-15

Stoa architectes has completed a 3,500 square meter extension for Collège des Parcs in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, including two sport halls. The project, finished in 2025, was curated by Hadir Al Koshta and led by architects Pascal Deschenaux, Anne-Claire Gandor, Gala Urroz, and Bertrand Moret. Design contributions came from Marie-Alix Berneron, with technical work by Archibald Soguel and Célimène Stampbach. Office leadership was provided by Alain Brülisauer, while project management was handled by Pragma Partenaires. Engineering and consulting involved multiple firms: Schnetzer Puskas for civil engineering, Energys and b2 Gebäudetechnik for MEP, Josef Piller for electrical, Grolimund + Partenaires for environmental sustainability, and Aebischer & Bovigny for lighting. Additional engineering support came from Amstein + Walthert, Sutter Weidner, and Supero. Landscape architecture was managed by Paysagestion. Photographs documenting the project were taken by Paola Corsini. The contemporary design carefully considers Neuchâtel's architectural heritage while introducing modern elements to the educational facility.

Key facts

  • Architecture project completed in 2025
  • Total area of 3,500 square meters
  • Located in Neuchâtel, Switzerland
  • Includes school extension and two sport halls
  • Curated by Hadir Al Koshta
  • Architects: Stoa architectes
  • Photographs by Paola Corsini
  • Project respects city's architectural tradition

Entities

Artists

  • Hadir Al Koshta
  • Pascal Deschenaux
  • Anne-Claire Gandor
  • Gala Urroz
  • Bertrand Moret
  • Marie-Alix Berneron
  • Archibald Soguel
  • Célimène Stampbach
  • Alain Brülisauer
  • Paola Corsini

Institutions

  • Stoa architectes
  • Pragma Partenaires
  • Schnetzer Puskas
  • Energys
  • b2 Gebäudetechnik
  • Josef Piller
  • Grolimund + Partenaires
  • Amstein + Walthert
  • Sutter Weidner
  • Supero
  • Aebischer & Bovigny
  • Paysagestion
  • Collège des Parcs

Locations

  • Neuchâtel
  • Switzerland

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