University of Clermont-Ferrand Biology Center

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EquipmentLaboratory

Representing the sequencing of the genome, a rhythm of dark, reflective vertical stripes forms the functional and technical restructuring of the biology laboratory at the University of Clermont-Ferrand. This sequence makes the existing monolithic volumes disappear, links the landscape with the built environment and reveals different elements according to the light and the time of day.

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In detail

Sustainable development approach This renovation has improved energy performance and, above all, reduced energy consumption in the operating phase by 50%.

The redevelopment was designed to guarantee simple flows and efficient, functional operation:

  • Teaching areas and TP rooms;
  • Social areas redesigned to encourage serendipity.

Functional restructuring and energy renovation on an occupied site (with a phasing designed to limit the number of moves per shift).

  • Project Owner
    Université Blaise Pascal
  • Location
    5 impasse Amélie Murat, Campus des Cézeaux, 63170 Aubière, France
  • Construction cost
    €8.5MHT
  • Services
    PC + DCE + SUIVI ARCHITECTURAL
  • Team
    Conception Réalisation Exploitation Maintenance - Vinci Dumez Auvergne - Marché Public
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