Achievements

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. 

On behalf of Versailles Habitat and Grand Paris Habitat, Eiffage Construction has successfully completed the energy renovation of 1,096 homes on an occupied site, over 36 months and four phases. 

France's first passive low-carbon care home

A rapid low-carbon project for emergency accommodation in shipping containers in Périgueux!

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

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.

The Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin project is a complex redevelopment of a Hôtel Dieu building. 

The project includes a number of facilities: a 5,000 m² cultural and training centre, 4,500 m² of shops, cafés and restaurants, an 83-room 4-star hotel, a 13-screen cinema complex, 50 refurbished dwellings, a 540-dwelling eco-district, three serviced residences and a 400-space car park.

An emblematic wooden island demonstrator, built in general contractor mode

The largest private conversion of a historical monument in France

the renovation of a historical building into an emblematic mixed-use development

Smartseille is the demonstrator for the extension of the Euroméditerranée II urban development project in Marseille. Through this project, located on surplus industrial and port areas, the public-sector stakeholders aim to create the Mediterranean city of the future.

Europe's largest solid wood residence in 2016, with 140 apartments across four storeys and 8,800 m² of net floor area, in the Les Docks de Ris eco-district in Ris-Orangis.

183 homes, including 39 social housing units, for this last development phase of the ZAC Bords de Seine in Asnières (Hauts-de-Seine)

Construction of Belgium's tallest residential tower