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Diagnostics and prevention driving climate change adaptation.
Identifying climate change risks to ensure greater protection is one of the objectives behind the adaptation concept. From detecting vulnerabilities to preventing risks, read on for a closer look at the…
Temporary use, a test site for the city of the future?
What do Les Grands Voisins, La Cité Fertile, Ground Control and Bercy Beaucoup have in common? All of these projects have, for a limited duration, occupied vacant spaces, offering mixed programming for…
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Breaking stereotypes about mining work: human challenges at a unique worksite
VINCI is one of the main constructors of what will be the world’s longest rail tunnel. The worksite presents multiple technical, logistical and human challenges that include unexpected geological…
Can construction be a driver of social wealth?
Beyond the structures themselves – which are often in the public interest – what are the economic and social benefits of major construction projects? From a social perspective, especially, they provide a…
Mitigation and adaptation: solutions for greater resistance
According to a UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report, predicted 2030 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions must fall by 28% to get on track to achieve the Paris Agreement goal of limiting global warming to…
Adaptation
According to a report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions projected for 2030 must be reduced by 28% in order to meet the target of limiting global warming to 2°C set out in the Paris Agreement. While mitigating CO2 emissions is a priority, it goes hand in hand with concrete actions to make our living environments safer and more resilient. Heatwaves, storms, rising sea levels... Faced with climate change and its cascading effects, there is one watchword for protection: adaptation.
Diagnostics and prevention driving climate change adaptation.
Mitigation and adaptation: solutions for greater resistance
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Building to care: meeting the demanding standards of hospital buildings
The hospital has a single mission: to welcome, treat and help large numbers of patients, their families and friends through…
Mixed-use developments: bringing different urban uses together
Built to replace neighbourhoods that have outlived their usefulness or on brownfield sites, mixed-use urban development…
Public-private partnerships: a clear benefit for public services
A public-private partnership, or PPP, is a contract under the terms of which a public entity partners with a private…
Local culture showcased on mobility infrastructure
Infrastructure such as roads, railways, bridges, train stations, airports and so on, are a collection of facilities and…
The urban potential of brownfield sites
Land artificialisation has accelerated since the 1980s. The very recent ‘Green to Grey’ project, carried out in 11 European…
Alternating or direct current? The matter is still not settled!
Although Alternating Current (AC) has now become the standard form for delivering electric power to our homes, this has not…
Greater Paris project
Launched in 2010, the Greater Paris project is one of the largest urban development projects in the world. It aims to transform the Île-de-France region into a sustainable, connected and inclusive global metropolis. The cornerstone of this programme is the construction of the Grand Paris Express - one of the largest transport network projects in Europe - which aims to meet a number of challenges: opening up the region, boosting economic attractiveness and meeting the expectations of a society seeking mobility, social integration and resilience in the face of climate change.
Greater Paris: inventing the city of the future
The ambitions behind the Greater Paris project
Shared, consolidated and adapted: the city of tomorrow as seen by the architect, Dominique Cécile Jakob
Cofounder of the Jakob+MacFarlane agency and curator of the “Vivre avec / Living with” exhibition presented in the French…
Social housing: construction, renovation and the challenges of today and tomorrow
Whilst social housing, built with financial support from and regulated by the State, can be viewed differently from one…
Work integration: how can we make room for people struggling to access employment?
In France, the purpose of integration through economic activity, according to the French labour code, is to enable …
Inclusion: driving performance in companies
A source of creativity for companies and a boost to their appeal, inclusion is increasingly seen as a genuine driver of…
Flexible, communal and connected: changing trends in the housing sector
Coliving lifestyles used to be adopted by adults flying the nest or senior citizens looking for a greater sense of security,…
Access to water in Africa: persistent challenges despite major progress
When looking at the situation of safely managed water supplies in Africa, the glass could be seen as half full, rather than…