Official launch of the Ilot Féval real estate project

Eurorennes: a connected, vibrant, and future-oriented district

Ideally located close to the station, the project is part of the ongoing development of the Eurorennes ZAC, launched in 2009. This vast area is organized around a multimodal transport hub and a group of office buildings.

Eurorennes also boasts a high-quality cultural offering thanks to iconic facilities such as the L'Arvor art house cinema.

Designed as a model for the city of tomorrow, Eurorennes focuses on mixed-use development, seamless mobility, and quality of life. It caters to a broad audience, including working professionals and students, by offering a modern and vibrant environment.

Focus on the Samsic Group headquarters: a construction project in progress

The launch of the Féval block is part of the ongoing Blériot-Féval program, a key development within the Eurorennes urban development zone, which includes the construction of an office building that will serve as the future headquarters of the Samsic Group. The first phase of this project was officially launched on July 8, 2025, with the laying of the foundation stone.

Construction began in December 2024 along Rue de l'Alma. The structural work is expected to be completed by June 2026, allowing the building to be made watertight and airtight by August. Delivery is scheduled for 2027.

The Féval block: an ambitious architectural signature

The project is structured as three adjoining buildings, built on a set of differentiated volumes and heights.

To the north: This hexagonal building will house 5.000 m² of office space, marketed by FOR IMMO. This eight-story office building features a distinctive stone facade, combining understated elegance with energy efficiency. Each office floor benefits from two loggias, providing natural light, ventilation, and an outdoor extension for occupants.

On the top floor, a vast panoramic terrace opens onto the center of Rennes, offering an unobstructed view, in a space that is both welcoming and prestigious for its occupants.

At the center: on a single level, it ensures continuity of the facades along Rue de l'Alma and houses a restaurant with a terrace. Featuring large glazed openings, this part of the project creates a visual link between the two buildings. The addition of a green roof above the restaurant will create a verdant oasis in the heart of the neighborhood.

To the south: remarkable for its pentagonal shape, this 17-story building, certified NF Habitat HQE, offers 190 apartments ranging from studios to two-bedroom units. The apartments are designed with generous outdoor spaces, loggias, and continuous balconies, offering panoramic views of the Rennes landscape. A landscaped communal terrace, accessible on the 9th floor, completes the building. Two commercial units on the ground floor will also be integrated into the building.

The building is distinguished by its red terracotta brick facade and its aluminium joinery, a creation that affirms a desire for sober and elegant architecture, in harmony with its environment.

Designed with durable materials, it displays a strong commitment to sustainable development, thanks to the use of low-carbon concrete for its entire structure.

Greening is conceived as the guiding principle of the project.

The greening of the Féval block represents a deliberate architectural and environmental commitment. Each building incorporates vegetation as an integral part of its design. This approach addresses several concrete challenges: limiting urban heat island concentrations in a densely populated area, promoting biodiversity in the heart of the city, and improving the quality of life for both residents and neighbors.

Conceived as a true urban living space, vibrant and connected, the Féval block transcends mere real estate development, responding to the evolving needs of Rennes residents for whom buildings become places to live and work. By combining housing, offices, shops, and restaurants within a single complex, it contributes to increasing the availability of services, attracting new jobs, and boosting the dynamism of the Eurorennes district.

Located close to the Rennes SNCF train station, this project stands out as a catalyst for urban life, benefiting both professionals and residents.