Co Design&Build
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A moment of conviviality on the Pomona Group site in Echillais (Charente Maritime) before the building was handed over at the end of May.
An opportunity for Loïc THOMAS and the OpenBox Co Design&Build team to bring together and thank all those involved in the project: 🔸 Damien HOFFMANN, Luiz Gustavo BUSCARIOLO, Nathalie Billarand from Groupe Pomona's Property Department 🔸 Steve Maziarz from RELAIS D'OR MIKO Vincent Gauthier, project architect 🔸 the project management and site supervision teams 🔸 and, of course, all our partner companies and all their journeymen working every day to make this operation a success. The 4153 m² positive and negative cold building, built by OpenBox, is intended for Relais d'Or products. Nearly a hundred people attended the "gigot-bitume" event with Adrien Beuriot, Managing Director of P3 France and David Fitoussi, Chairman of OpenBox Co Design&Build, in the presence of François-Xavier Cadart, Mayor of Seclin and Pierre-Henri Desmettre, Mayor of Templemars.
A former industrial wasteland On a 50,000 m² site, OpenBox Co Design&Build is transforming a brownfield site and building a 23,000 m² warehouse. Ideally located near the Lille metropolitan area, the future building will aim for BREEAM EXCELLENT certification and the BiodiverCity® Life label. A photovoltaic power plant will be installed on the roof. "We're delighted to be able to share this moment with everyone involved in making this conversion of a former industrial wasteland possible. I would like to thank the public authorities for their collaboration and support since the genesis of the project in 2018, and OpenBox for rising to the technical challenges for this type of complex operation," said Adrien Beuriot, Managing Director of P3 France. A fully collaborative project "We are delighted to support P3 in its development in France," said David Fitoussi, Chairman of OpenBox, "This project will create the conditions for a solid and lasting partnership between our teams. Designed by the architectural firm A26 Architecture, the project benefited from the expertise of AMO Kriteria Développement, as well as the involvement of all the partners. The Pomona Group has just awarded us its first contract: the construction of a negative/positive cold building.
Located in Echillais near Rochefort (Charente Maritime), the 4,153 m² building will be used to store Relais d'Or products. The competitiveness of our offer won over the Pomona Group, as did our commitment to transparency and collaboration, the cornerstones of our Co Design&Build offering. The Pomona Group is the French leader in the delivered distribution of food products to catering professionals (commercial catering, collective catering, public markets, health, etc.). The group relies on specialised distribution networks: Passion Froid, Terre Azur, Epi Saveurs, Délice & Création, Saveurs d'Antoine and Relais d'Or. Architect: Vincent GauthierCliquez ici pour modifier un élément.. On a 50,000 m² plot of land, OpenBox will transform a brownfield site and build a 23,000 m² logistics centre in Lille-Seclin for P3 Logistics Parks.
Using former industrial wasteland avoids the artificialisation of new land. This project is part of a clear desire to participate in the objective of "zero net artificialisation" as Christophe Chauvard, Managing Director France at P3, points out. "In view of the future objective of 'zero net artificialisation' set by the Climate Law and the Afilog charter to which we are a signatory, it is essential for P3 Logistic Parks to give priority to the rehabilitation of brownfield sites and the transformation of existing buildings. The future logistics centre in Seclin is a very good illustration and demonstration of our ability to redevelop former industrial sites, to accompany a cessation of activity by the seller and we are proud to be accompanied by innovative partners such as OpenBox on this project. Demolition and asbestos removal work has begun. Construction will start in September 2022: 4 cells and offices. Delivery is scheduled for summer 2023. The building aims to achieve Breeam Excellent certification and the BiodiverCity® label. Project management: Kritéria Développement Architect: A26 architectures OpenBox is building a tri-temperature logistics building for bioMérieux in Saint-Vulbas in the Ain region. Before the delivery scheduled for spring 2022, OpenBox and bioMérieux invited the workers, elected officials, project partners and employees to share a festive moment around the traditional leg of lamb.
More than a hundred people attended the event, including Alain Mérieux, President of Institut Mérieux and founder of bioMérieux, Alexandre Mérieux, Chairman and CEO of bioMérieux, Charles de la Verpillière, Member of Parliament for the Ain region, Marcel Jacquin, Mayor of Saint-Vulbas, and Hugues de Beaupuy, Director General of the Syndicat Mixte du Parc Industriel de la Plaine de l'Ain. The project concerns the extension of the International Distribution Centre as well as the fitting out of offices and social premises on the site. "After the study phase, carried out by OpenBox, the experience and competitiveness of OpenBox on this type of highly technical building, the proposed schedule and the support in obtaining the energy saving certificate convinced bioMérieux to trust us for the construction phase, within the framework of a Real Estate Development Contract (CPI)", said David Fitoussi, Director of OpenBox. A tri-temperature building With a surface area of 4,700 m², the future tri-temperature building includes an area for frozen products with temperatures maintained between -31° and -19°C, an area for cold products maintained between 2° and 8°C and an area between 15° and 25°C. The project is being carried out on an operational site, a constraint that requires very precise organisation of the site, with the safety of the people working on the site always a priority. A co-design and build project The client is involved in all phases of the project using the Co Design&Build method. This method fosters trust and establishes a real collaboration for the benefit of the project. Regularly informed, in particular of the purchase price and remuneration of OpenBox, and consulted on the choices, bioMérieux is fully involved in its project. Transparency is also one of the pillars of the Co-Design&Build: both parties have agreed on a distribution of the savings that could be obtained during the project. Involved partners Designed by the architectural firm tj archi, the project benefited from the expertise of the design offices Oxy Ingénierie and CEBATEC. The first earthworks began in May 2021, and the project will be delivered next spring. |
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