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Eiffage Immobilier launches the works of La Cour d’Eylau in Compiègne

02.07.2018
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Eiffage Immobilier launches the works of La Cour d’Eylau  in Compiègne

The ceremony of the first stone of future high set housing  of range La Cour D’Eylau took place on June 22nd in the presence of Mister Philippe Marini, Chairman of the Metropolitan District of the Region of Compiègne and Mayor of Compiègne, Jean-François Roverato, Honorary president of the group Eiffage and Edouard Dubost, Director of Eiffage Construction Nord-Ouest.
The operation is managed by Eiffage Immobilier in association with the ASL The Royal Passage within the framework of the reconversion of the former site of Etat-major school registered on the additional inventory of historic monuments.

4 years ago, Eiffage Immobilier Picardie won the call for projects launched by the city of Compiègne to renovate the named plot of land " Court d'Eylau " on the site of the former Etat-major school.
 
Today, further to the operations of excavation and demolition of both wings not kept by the former building, the construction of 138 housing has just begun for a projected delivery at the end of 2019. The commercialization, launched by Eiffage Immobilier in September, 2017, met a striking success.
 
The project is divided in two parts :

  • A part of new buildings of two wings of 48 new housing realized by Eiffage Immobilier (2 412m ²),
  • A former part where the buildings of the former barracks of cavalry will be restored by Eiffage Construction for the company "ASL of the Royal Passage" which will propose 87 housing (4 885 m ²).

 
Outside of the residence, a formal garden of 3000 m ² in the central yard, 17 outside parking places and an underground parking of 135 places will be realized.
 
The project management of the operation was confided to the cabinet Artène, represented by Judicaël de la Soudière-Niault, architect of the heritage and the architect compiègnois Bernard Owczarczak, in coordination with Jean-Lucien Guenoun, the architect of the Buildings of France.