Renewable energy

Energy specialists are facing new challenges: integrating sustainable development criteria and proposing durable solutions geared to each individual context or project. Biomass, passive, thermal or photovoltaic solar power, wind, hydro and high & low temperature geothermal technologies are now incorporated into projects using an open-ended, forward-looking approach. We propose pertinent solutions by listening to our clients and mobilising versatile teams.

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    Chauvet cave in Vallon-Pont-d’Arc (France)

    Design and construction supervision (all trades) and sustainable building aspects of a new visitor centre at the Chauvet cave.
    - Low-energy building (BBC) certification level,
    - Cooling using adiabatic processes and buried tunnels,
    - Recovery of rainwater for watering green spaces,
    - Heat pump, solar-heated domestic hot water, use of natural materials.
    Architects: Fabre & Speller, Atelier 3A
    Client: SMERGC

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    Aquatic centre in Obernai (France)

    Design and construction supervision services for building services and equipment lots.
    - Domestic hot water heated using solar power with a performance obligation, preheating of public swimming pools, 70 m2 of glazed solar collectors.
    - Recovery of wastewater.
    - Integration of a thermodynamic power plant to reduce the overall energy consumption of the building.
    Architect: Japac
    Client: Sainte-Odile urban area authority

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  • logements_hqe_zac_de_la_buire_lyon_aktis_architectes
    Urban development zone in La Buire (France)

    Design and construction supervision (all trades) and sustainable building aspects of the construction of 39 apartments and a day nursery.
    - “Habitat & Environnement” and “BBC-Effinergie 2005” (low-energy building) certification.
    - Bioclimatic design,
    - Domestic hot water heated using solar power,
    - Treatment of entrances and outdoor spaces, materials selected to ensure building durability.
    Architect: Aktis
    Client: OPAC du Grand Lyon

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    Olympic swimming pool in Dijon (France)

    Design and construction supervision concerning building services and equipment lots.
    Solar heating of domestic hot water, preheating of public pools, 90 m2 of evacuated-tube solar collectors.
    Photovoltaic power generation.
    Recovery of wastewater.
    - Ozone water treatment.
    Architects: Japac and Aeria
    Client: Dijon urban area authority

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  • la-dentelliere_ isle-d'abeau
    La Dentelière building in L’Isle-d’Abeau (France)

    Design and construction supervision services, including implementation of works for the following lots: heating, solar heating of domestic hot water, plumbing and photovoltaic energy, for the rehabilitation of 110 apartments.
    - Installation of a centralised building and domestic water solar heating system,
    - Production of electricity for communal areas using photovoltaic panels.
    Architects: DUO Architectes
    Client: OPAC de l’Isère

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    Le Copernic office building in Vaulx-en-Velin (France)

    Design and construction supervision services (all trades).
    - Passive systems for summer cooling (fixed and vegetation-based solar screens, additional night-time ventilation).
    - Enhanced wall insulation and selection of high-performance glazing,
    - Connection to the district heating network.
    Architect: Michel Poncet
    Client: SCI Jules Romain

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