170 years of magnificent achievements

The university project, covering almost 77,000 m², will include four buildings dedicated to teaching, research, amphitheatres and a convention centre.

Following a 17-month design phase, work will begin in spring 2026 and take 40 months to complete. Eiffage Construction will carry out the works on a general contracting basis. Full delivery of the university hub is expected in the third quarter of 2029. Teams from Eiffage Services will be taking on the operation and maintenance of the campus for a 12-year period.

The project encompasses the construction of a seven-floor building, with two basement levels, and maintenance of the site for a two-year period.

The 69,000 m² building, located in the Mokotów district of Warsaw will accommodate more than 2,000 Frontex employees on completion.

These awards, presented by AFNOR, recognise our commitment to gender equality in the workplace, on the one hand, and our commitment to preventing discrimination, upholding equal opportunities and promoting diversity, on the other, in our human resources management.

The project is situated in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine (Seine-Saint-Denis) and has lofty ambitions in terms of sustainable development and redevelopment. This sector, one of the four making up the Village, comprises 58,000 m² of floor space, of which 40,000 m² is dedicated to housing, 13,000 m² to offices and around 5,000 m² to shops and other activities on the ground floor of the buildings. During the Olympic Games in the summer of 2024, the area became home to almost 2,500 athletes and para-athletes. After 2024, the "Legacy 2025" phase will involve adaptation of the buildings their conversion into housing and a vibrant neighbourhood accessible to all.

This new 21,500 m² centre, located on the French-Tech business park in Gif-Sur-Yvette, aims to accelerate Danone's innovation in the food sector. The mixed wood/concrete structure, the care given to spaces for co-working and creation, alongside the importance given to plants and water management, make this project a symbol of the Danone Group's ambitions.

The consortium, led by Eiffage Construction, carried out extensive work in terms of low-carbon design and management of the value chain on multiple construction products. The building was delivered in July 2022, boasting a high Carbon Energy performance, namely E4 C2, the highest level of the E+C- label, making it the most efficient tertiary building to date in Europe. In addition, the building has achieved level 3 of the Bio-based Building label (BBCA Excellence label), with 148 kg/m² of bio-based materials.

After four years of intensive construction work, Eiffage Construction subsidiary Eiffage Benelux, was delighted to announce the handover of the new flagship headquarters for BNP Paribas Fortis. Located on Rue Montagne du Parc in the heart of Brussels, the new headquarters of BNP Paribas Fortis comprises over 100,000 m² of floor space and was designed as a passive building meeting the highest standards of innovation and environmental performance.

Eiffage Immobilier set up a social housing entity to meet the challenges of creating emergency housing that combined energy efficiency, quality of finish, low carbon footprint and shorter construction times.

With support by the French government and public development authority EPA Paris-Saclay, the Groupe Hospitalier Nord Essonne hospital trust awarded a contract to a consortium led by Eiffage Construction to design, build, operate and maintain the new Paris-Saclay hospital.

Eiffage Construction strengthened its range of low-carbon solutions with the acquisition of B3 Ecodesign, a company specialising in modular construction using "last way" shipping containers

Eiffage Immobilier, a residential builder and developer joined forces with Montana Gestion, a multi-occupancy residence management company, to launch Cazam, a new generation of serviced residential housing for senior citizens.

Eiffage Construction strengthened its position in timber construction with the November takeover of three sites operated by Charpentes Françaises in the Normandy-North Paris region. This new subsidiary, Savare, enabled Eiffage Construction to offer its property development business lines new wood-based products and to meet the environmental requirements of Greater Paris projects.

Acquisition of Priora AG, one of Switzerland's leading construction companies. With seven branches, Eiffage Suisse (formerly Priora AG) delivers new-build and refurbishment projects, as well as real estate development operations.

Creation of the Cocoon'Ages® concept of intergenerational residences in partnership with Réciprocité.

Eiffage Aménagement won the tender to develop a mixed-use eco-district on the historical site of the école Centrale Paris. To do so, it established France's first semi-public development company, SEMOP.