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Eiffage Aménagement creates the district the Grand Canal in Clamart

13.04.2018
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Eiffage Aménagement creates the district the Grand Canal in Clamart

The district the Grand Canal in the South of Clamart, former unexploited tertiary site, will establish a place of life fitted out on more than 5 hectares on 2023.
The construction site work, begun in October, 2017, involves several jobs of the Group Eiffage: Eiffage Immobilier, Eiffage Construction, Eiffage Route, Eiffage Energie Thermie and Eiffage Concessions.

It is in 2015 when Eiffage Aménagement concretizes this project of urban requalification within the framework of a land control followed by a procedure of licence to fit out. The town planner of the project is the ARCAS cabinet.
 
The operation of arrangement, representing a 80 million euro investment, is realized in partnership with the Community, according to the directives of an orientation of arrangement of programming ( OAP).
 
Built on the site of a former industrial site and a tertiary sector of 5,3 hectares, this new urban complex shows a mixed programming allying at the same time housing, businesses and equipment.
 
Of a total surface of floor of 90 000 m ², the Grand Canal will welcome:

  • 1 250 housing among which 25 % of social housing,
  • a student residence of 130 rooms,
  • a nursing home,
  • a hotel of 100 rooms,
  • a school complex of 15 classes,
  •  4 500 m ² of businesses,
  •  22 000 m ² of public places.

 
The site will count also approximately 13 000 m ² of green spaces, a canal endowed with footbridges and a stretch of water.
 
Eiffage Aménagement makes a commitment in the success of this project of urban transformation via an agreement of PUP (Urbain Partenarial project) for the financing of a part of the school complex.
 
The district aims at the certification HQE arrangement which is translated in particular by the implementation of a boiler room biomass for the urban network of heat of the whole district which will run in minima 60 % of renewable energies, specific installations for the recycling of rainwaters …
 
The works should last 6 years and to end in 2023; the first part, the school complex and the first public places being ready for delivery for the beginning of 2020.