Petit, a subsidiary of Vinci Construction France, delivers the Emblem tower in the business district of Paris La Défense (92)

The operation developed by JLL, the work of which was conducted by Petit's teams, focused on the major restructuring of the 29 m² IGH in order to offer users 000 platforms with 24 workstations, a multiservice space, a food court with a capacity of 89 meals per day, as well as a rooftop of over 1140 m².

This complete renovation gives the tower a new face with the granite facades, which extend over 103 m in height, replaced by 1 panels of UHPFR (Ultra High Performance Fiber Concrete) of 455 kg each, which now include lighting. LED and are subject to an ATEx (Technical Experimental Assessment) procedure. This process made it possible to bring the tower into compliance with new thermal regulations and fire standards.

On the ground floor, the reception hall has been enlarged and refurbished and large double-height windows have been installed.

The entire interior of the tower has been rehabilitated.

Finally, on the top floor, a rooftop has been fitted out thanks to the creation of an over-slab to withstand operating overloads.

24 months of work were necessary for the rehabilitation of this tower formerly called Tour Cèdre, now called Tour Emblem.

The building now benefits from the WiredScore label, which is the most successful standard for defining the good connectivity of a building.