Month: May 2024

The Trophées de la Construction awards recognise and reward the best achievements in new construction, renovation, craftsmanship, technical solutions and tools, services and digital solutions by players in the construction and property industries.

This year we are presenting two sustainable and innovative projects for which we invite you to vote in the ‘Building Sites’ category:
– The NF Habitat HQE housing complex, ZAC de la Cartoucherie – Ilot 3.3 in Toulouse (31), France, with SYN ARCHITECTURES
– The reversible wooden housing complex at the Ecoquartier Fluvial in L’Île-Saint-Denis (93), France

To vote: https://lnkd.in/eWGsytE7

The project that receives the most votes will be awarded the BATIACTU Readers’ Trophy.
You have until 30 June to vote and support one of our projects in this adventure!

‘Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Architecture 2.0’: BATIWEB’s latest publication highlights the work of EGA Erik Giudice Architecture in the Athletes’ Village!

Thanks to BATIWEB & Sipane Hoh for this great article!

https://lnkd.in/ehNRGTev

Urban&City Magazine has published a new article on our NF Habitat HQE housing development, ZAC de la Cartoucherie – Îlot 3.3 in Toulouse.
The project is one of the first in Toulouse to aim for E3C1 certification.

As a reminder, you have until 30 June to vote for our project in the ‘Trophée des lecteurs Batiactu Groupe’ competition.
The program is in the running alongside our reversible wood housing complex in the Fluvial Ecoquartier at L’Île-Saint-Denis.
Put your votes in!

https://lnkd.in/eWGsytE7

[DESIGN COMPETITION]

In collaboration with the City of Gothenburg and Sveriges Arkitekter, Göteborg Energi AB organized a general project competition for the design of an accumulatortank for district cooling and associated technical building.
The competition task was to come up with a design proposal for the accumulator tank that is functional, adaptable and well designed in line with Göteborg Energi’s and the City of Gothenburg’s goals and visions.

EGA project has been distinguished by the jury of the competition with Honorable mention among 80 approved proposals submitted
“For its empathetically composed design that shows an understanding of the site and how the relief depth, pattern and texture work together to create an holistic effect that works well in all scales of the city.”

Göteborg Energi plans to build a new accumulator tank on a property in Gullbergsvass, centrally located in Gothenburg. There were previously two gas bells on the site, the last of which was dismantled in 2017. The new tank will be highly visible in the city and affect its surroundings. In the relatively near future, the area will be transformed and developed into a denser city.
The tank includes a technology house, which was also included in the competition task.
An accumulator tank is a large and eye-catching volume with a building height of around 65 meters and a diameter of around 28 meters.

EGA: Team Erik Giudice, Gustav Kavsjö, Viktor Löfström