Contractor

Name : Thalès Direction Immobilière

 https://www.thalesgroup.com/fr

Construction Manager

Name : Jean-Philippe Le Covec Architecture

 http://www.lecovec.com/#/accueil

Stakeholders

Function : Assistance to the Contracting Authority

Objectim

 http://www.objectim.fr/index.html


General AMO

Function : Assistance to the Contracting Authority

Egis

 http://www.egis.fr/


AMO HQE

Function : Assistance to the Contracting Authority

Gerea

 https://www.gerea.fr/


AMO Environment

Function : Structures calculist

CETAB

 http://cetab.fr/


Office VRD study and structure

Function :

Groupe GA

 https://www.ga.fr


General Enterprise

Function : Other consultancy agency

Barbanel

 https://www.barbanel.fr/


Fluid studies office

Function :

AVLS

http://avls-fr.com/

Energy consumption

• Primary energy need : 83,00 kWhep/m².an
• Primary energy need for standard building : 136,00 kWhep/m².an

Calculation method : RT 2012

Breakdown for energy consumption : Annual breakdown of conventional energy consumption stations for the factory building Auxiliary ventilation: 36% - 30.5 kWhep / m² Heating: 31% - 29,1 kWhep / m² Lighting: 25% - 21.5 kWhep / m² ECS: 5% - 6.6 kWhep / m² Cooling: 3% - 3.6 kWhep / m²

Envelope performance

• Envelope U-Value : 0,36 W.m^-2.K^-1
More information :

Metal frame
Thermal insulation to the outside
Glass curtain facade

Systems

Heating system :
• Urban network
Hot water system :
• Individual electric boiler
Cooling system :
• Water chiller
Ventilation system :
• Double flow heat exchanger
Renewable systems :
• No renewable energy systems

Smart Building

BMS :

The building design offers great adaptability over time by allowing space planning, thanks to the GTB connected to addressable luminaires and fan convectors.

Urban environment

The architect endeavored in the general design of the project to respect this heavily wooded site of heathland character and subject to the presence of a water table flush while taking into account the specificity of the industrial program (complexity of internal circulation with a very important management of the safety for example), as evidenced by the following developments: an integrated management of rainwater (valleys, dry basins, water basin in the heart of the project), a neat entrance with its vineyard garden, a parking planted (600 trees) with hedges and specific wooded environments (oaks, pines, beeches, elms, hornbeams, ash trees, etc.), a careful work on the green fence that overlooks the new avenue Marcel Dassault with a path sports, patios and green roofs and a central convivial space (restaurant terrace, water basin, clearing, mail, etc.).

Product

FullBIM, the 3D digital mockup that covers the entire project, from design to operation



GA

[email protected]

 http://www.ga.fr/nos-technologies/fullbim


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the site was built using GA's proprietary FullBIM process, which offers a 3D digital model that provides a unique level of building knowledge at each stage of the project. The model, in which all the information related to the buildings and their operation is compiled, must be handed to the Thales teams at the end of the project. This digital avatar of the Campus will allow them to make the best use of the site, in terms of maintenance, space planning, GTC, indoor geolocation, eco-performance ...

The precious and detailed GA BIM software saves time and efficiency throughout the project. Because it is a unique repository between all stakeholders, the FullBIM model changes management methods and ensures collaborative and efficient work at every stage of construction.

Thanks to the training provided by GA on the FullBIM model, partners and subcontractors can develop skills on BIM, an asset for the entire profession.

At the end of the project, the BIM model is handed over to the client, who thus has access to all the information relating to the buildings and their operation. In phase of BIM exploitation, this digital avatar facilitates the adaptability of the site according to the needs of the customer.

"The FullBIM digital mockup allows you to cover a whole project, from its design to its exploitation through production. BIM solves complex problems in the design phase and not on construction sites during the construction phase. Rémi Visière, Research and Development Research Director, GA Group.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MvgkOxH-kY


The Thales campus in Bordeaux voted best BIM project of the year 2016, world level, all categories combined

In 2016, the 73 winners of the BIM Awards from around the world competed to win the Tekla International Prize. The Tekla Global BIM Awards showcase bold projects in terms of designing and building impressive structures.
A jury made up of industry experts was to designate the winners in each category of real estate projects (commercial project, public project, industrial project, infrastructure, sports and recreation, student project). Each award recognizes innovative use of BIM technologies.

Water management

Establishment of storage tanks and valleys to avoid saturation of the urban water network

Comfort

Health & comfort :

Thales wanted to make well-being a key performance issue by facilitating employees' daily lives and encouraging a healthy work / life balance. The Campus is constructed in 9 buildings in the heart of a landscaped park - At the entrance of the site, an entire building is dedicated to the reception and services with a restaurant business a business center, a space dedicated to the business, a concierge, a showroom and many meeting rooms - Seven office buildings are connected by a " technology boulevard ", a real indoor street designed to promote traffic and exchange between Thales employees. Common ground floor where we also find the areas of production and final integration of Thales.