Achievements

In La Défense, Eiffage Construction is responsible for the spectacular transformation of the HOPEN tower, a high-rise building that was completely restructured to meet the new needs of the service sector.

Designed as a sustainable, multifunctional place to live, the tower embodies the Group's technical and environmental expertise in building for the future. 

The new headquarters of Eiffage Construction Belux, Valens and Eiffage Real Estate, named La Source, embodies the group's commitment to more sustainable and innovative construction.

Located in Brussels, this ambitious renovation project transformed a former office building from the 1990s into a modern, functional and environmentally remarkable space.

Housed in the former Ricqlès distillery, this 14,000 m² renovation project brings together the Greater Paris region's construction, property and development teams in a single location, thereby fostering synergies between business lines, collaborative innovation, resource sharing and reinforcing Eiffage Construction's unique builder-developer-planner model. 

At the heart of the Pontchaillou site, Rennes University Hospital continued its transformation by bringing together its administrative functions in a new high environmental performance tertiary building.

The project was carried out by Eiffage Construction in a consortium with our timber subsidiary Savare. It fully embodies the Group's commitment to sustainable, low-carbon and innovative construction.

An Olympic operation incorporating three low-carbon construction methods to meet high ambitions in terms of sustainable development and conversion for a responsible, virtuous and inclusive project.

This sector, one of four in the Village, offers 58,000 m² of floor space, including 40,000 m² dedicated to housing, 13,000 m² for offices and around 5,000 m² for shops and activities at the foot of buildings. 

A low-carbon building designed to encourage innovation in the heart of a tertiary centre. 

A major refurbishment of Peugeot's former headquarters – renamed L1ve and located at 75 avenue de la Grande Armée in Paris. This refurbishment is a model in terms of reuse and carbon footprint reduction.

The former 6,500 m² Post office building has been replaced by Native, an eight-storey, 19,000 m² tertiary building.

A pioneering tertiary building in low-carbon construction.
Offering 21,000 m² of space, this wood/concrete mixed development complies with strong low-carbon objectives and perfectly embodies the environmental strategy of Eiffage Construction.  

An example of sustainable construction and an architectural gem

On behalf of Covivio, Eiffage Construction worked on the renovation and extension works at Silex². The aim of the project was to provide a high-end tertiary space in Lyon Part-Dieu.

A model of low-carbon construction and the first, tallest wooden residential tower to be built in France

Bold architecture and a low-carbon construction method combining wood, concrete and metal for remarkable environmental performance.

Almost 30,000 m² of very high energy performance office space

Covering almost 20 hectares, the town of Châtenay-Malabry built a mixed-use eco-district on the historical site of école Centrale Paris. Enhance the town entrance and the functional mix, connect the new district to the surrounding urban fabric, develop urban agriculture at the heart of a low-carbon district characterised by the circular economy and promote a high-quality green environment while preserving the existing biodiversity in the town: these are the strong ambitions for this district.