Projects
The renovated campus.
Luminy campus
CCI Marseille Provence (13)
Background
KEDGE carried out a renovation and extension of its Luminy campus in Marseille to improve its hospitality and teaching facilities.
The refurbishment reduces the campus’s carbon footprint, strongly integrates planting into the buildings (use of roof terraces, creation of agoras, etc.), features architecture in line with the Mediterranean Sustainable Buildings (BDM) approach, and offers a high level of intelligence in temperature and lighting control and in energy savings.
Renovation and modernisation of the existing 20,000 m² campus on a 50,000 m² plot, with a 20% saving in energy consumption.
The extension covers a 15,320 m² plot, with 6,624 m² of new buildings and 8,700 m² of landscaping.
Construction of a 6,600 m² extension located on the Luminy estate outside the Calanques national park, with energy consumption 10% below the RT2012 standard.
Esmé Solutions was commissioned to install a Building Management System (BMS) in operational BIM to meet the client’s comfort needs and supervise the technical installations.
D-One Site Edition supervision
Full BIM project
BACNET TCP/ IP / MODBUS/ LON / MBUS
The engineering school chose borehole geothermal energy to provide heating and hot water to its 4-building campus residence. The gas boiler was completely replaced, installed without disrupting campus life, cutting the energy bill by 60%.
The “Ilot Fertile Triangle Eole Evangile” project led by LINKCITY Ile-de-France was named winner of the Reinventing Paris competition and aims to develop Paris’s first Zero Carbon in operation neighbourhood.
The SEA GREEN group is committed to managing and reducing its consumption and improving its energy performance, by implementing an energy management system across all its campsites.
The engineering school chose borehole geothermal energy to provide heating and hot water to its 4-building campus residence. The gas boiler was completely replaced, installed without disrupting campus life, cutting the energy bill by 60%.
The “Ilot Fertile Triangle Eole Evangile” project led by LINKCITY Ile-de-France was named winner of the Reinventing Paris competition and aims to develop Paris’s first Zero Carbon in operation neighbourhood.
The SEA GREEN group is committed to managing and reducing its consumption and improving its energy performance, by implementing an energy management system across all its campsites.
