Hangar Zero
- by Frederic Denise
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- 2022-04-11 00:00:00
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- France
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- 1154 / FR
Renovation
- Building Type : Logistics warehouse
- Construction Year : 1920
- Delivery year : 2022
- Address 1 - street : 37 quai de la Saône 76600 LE HAVRE, France
- Climate zone : [Cfb] Marine Mild Winter, warm summer, no dry season.
- Net Floor Area : 2 450 m2
- Construction/refurbishment cost : 1 078 000 €
- Cost/m2 : 440 €/m2
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Primary energy need :
0 kWhep/m2.an
(Calculation method : Other )
Hangar 0 - read "zero", for zero waste, zero embodied energy, zero carbon, zero exclusion - is a project to convert a wasteland port in Le Havre into a citizen laboratory for ecological transition.
This project, winner of Réinventer la Seine, consists of the redevelopment of a former coffee dock, on the edge of a river basin to accommodate activities centered on the circular economy and urban agriculture. A shop, a restaurant and two workshops and offices have already been delivered. Eventually, this third place will also include an aquaponic greenhouse, shared workshops, a Fablab , coworking spaces, shared vegetable gardens and a permaculture garden.
Its primary purpose is to mobilize innovative solutions to improve the resilience of the territory of the city of Le Havre . These solutions make it possible to raise residents' awareness of responsible consumption by bringing them closer to circular economy players who experiment, produce and transmit within the very heart of Hangar 0.
This third place revolves around several pillars of the circular economy, mainly reuse, eco-design, extending the duration of use and the management of waste as resources. Hangar Zéro has therefore set itself the objective of reusing 90% of the construction materials used for the development of the 2500m² site .
Building users opinion
The occupants participate in the design and construction of the place. Their opinion can vary greatly depending on their degree of involvement.
What emerges most often is the feeling of tremendous civic energy, but also that everything takes too long! Former future occupants, less involved in the realization of the project, have given up to join faster projects!
If you had to do it again?
Based on our experience, we would move towards a higher re-employment rate. We have a feeling of failure when, lacking reused wood resources, or steel, we were forced to buy a new part, so as not to delay the work.
See more details about this project
https://www.lehangar-zero.orghttps://www.facebook.com/lehangarzero
https://www.instagram.com/lehangar.zero
Contractor
Construction Manager
Stakeholders
Other consultancy agency
PERMAC Brice Canaud et Steven Lemercier BET ReuseCompany
Lefebvre Industrie Willy Lefebvre Masonry and structural workCompany
French-Line Cabine Francois-Xavier Guyomard Transformation of shipping containersCompany
Duchesne Harold Duchesne Exterior wood furnishingsCompany
Abbei Interior insulationCompany
EMMA Matthieu Le Marchand MetalworkOthers
La chaîne du Liège Yves Sauce recycled cork supplierContracting method
Other methods
Energy consumption
- 157,00 kWhep/m2.an
Envelope performance
Systems
- Heat pump
- Heat pump
- Others
- Others
- Free-cooling
- Single flow
- Solar photovoltaic
- Heat pump
Urban environment
Hangar Zero is located at the interface between the City and the Port. It is also the figurehead of the ZAC Dumont-d'Urville, a new district in the making, of which it is the southern facade facing the river basin.
Hangar Zero is connected to its environment with 3 entrances : the main entrance to the south facing the dock, the entrance on the garden side to the west and the eastern entrance to the ZAC Dumont d'Urville. Completely through, the Hangar Zéro is designed as a hall, bringing together on the ground floor the functions open to the public: restaurant, shop, shared workshops, intended primarily for the inhabitants of the district.
The Hangar Zero garden is open to the public and connected to the river promenade. It includes shared vegetable gardens for the inhabitants of the district, and a transgenerational garden, common to the vocational high school and the Senior Residence located nearby.
Land plot area
2 200,00 m2
Built-up area
39,00 %
Green space
1 300,00
Parking spaces
11 parking spaces are provided on the site, in accordance with the PLU. In reality, these spaces will be occupied by planted containers and spaces for bicycles.
Building Environmental Quality
- Building flexibility
- biodiversity
- works (including waste management)
- consultation - cooperation
- waste management (related to activity)
- water management
- energy efficiency
- renewable energies
- building end of life management
- integration in the land
- building process
- products and materials
Reuse : same function or different function
- Structural works
- Structural framework
- Locksmithing-Metalwork
- Indoor joineries
- Outdoor joineries
- Floorings
- Partitions
- Isulation
- Suspended ceilings
- Electricity
- Heating ventilation air conditioning
- Plumbing
- Landscaping
- others...
- 1,200 reused sandstone cobblestones for the low wall on the periphery of the land (these are the old cobblestones that covered the quays)
- 8 reformed shipping containers of 20 feet
- 1 isothermal container of 40 feet
- 10.44 m3 of reused wooden joists
- 120.8 m² of structural floor
- Bricks: 3,200 m²
- Hessian bags: 94,400 m²
- Earth: 2.6 m3 (only for coatings)
- Box: 0.400 m3
- Marble powder: 0.190 m3
- Hair: 0.065 m3
- Sawdust: 1.560 m3
- Parchment of coffee: 0.390 m3
- Glazing: 8.82 m²
- Glued laminated worktops: 9.3 ml
- Suspended ceiling tiles: 158.7 m²
- 60 mm thick polystyrene panels: approx. 39.7 m²
- Structural floor (source: Linex 76)
- Reused joists (source: Garage 3R and Actis)
Sustainable design
- First of all, the earth which, in addition to being biosourced and local, comes from an excavation on another site in Le Havre. It is used in both body render and finish render, the only difference is that it is sieved for finish render.
- Coffee parchment (which is the husk of a coffee bean) is used in the body filler. We find a lot of them in Le Havre because it is the first coffee importing port in France.
- Sawdust, waste from sawmills, is also used in the body coating.
- Marble powder is used in the finishing coat.
- Hair, a rot-proof and renewable material in large quantities (every week a hairdresser produces about 50 L of hair), is used in the coating, they make it possible to fiber it. It is a local resource from the hairdressing salon “#Le Salon” located a few hundred meters from Hangar Zero.
- The crushed cardboard comes from packaging cardboard (waste from Hangar 0), it is used in the finishing coating.
- Burlap coffee sacks that were used to carry coffee on boats were also used as a carrier for the body filler. These bags recall the history of the place because the Hangar was used to store coffee.
Environmental assessment
- water the green spaces, such as the greenhouse ;
- cleaning ;
- the realization coats earth ;
- toilet flushes.
Reproductibility and Innovation
- Our storage capacity is exceeded! We are now sometimes forced to drop off materials at a Recycling Center, which is a failure for us! This stems from the initial desire to save everything from the dump, and the attraction for an integral approach, pushing us to store everything. Now our principle is to keep only what we have an immediate or planned need for.
- Taken by time, we do not write the processes enough to transmit them. We sometimes do it a posteriori, when it really seems necessary to us. A more systematic procedure should be required, leaving nothing in the dark. This may be done later, when the volume and urgency of the work will be less restrictive.
Social economy
Reasons for participating in the competition(s)
Hangar Zero is a place dedicated to the circular economy. The work is carried out as much as possible with reused materials to serve as a pilot project. To reuse materials, we combine recycled materials (corks, paper, cardboard, plastic, etc.) and locally sourced and minimally processed organic/geo materials such as wood, straw and raw earth. We seek innovation in the use of these materials, in order to disseminate new low-tech practices.
Today, Hangar Zero opened a first phase of work, which will be followed by other phases, which will be delivered at the end of 2022 and all at the end of 2023.
Building candidate in the category

Prix hors-cadre
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