Eiffage, through its subsidiary Eiffage Construction, has just been entrusted by the distribution group Lidl with the construction of its new head office in the ZAC LaVallée de Châtenay-Malabry led by Eiffage Aménagement, for an amount of nearly 140 million euros .
The project, designed by the Atelier M3 architecture firm, involves the construction of a 40 m000 complex including the Lidl head office, a retail area of the brand of approximately 2 m3 and a parking area of 000 places.
It will also mobilize the expertise of Eiffage Énergie Systèmes for technical packages (high current / low current electricity, HVAC) and of Goyer, a subsidiary of the Eiffage group, for facades.
The Lidl campus, which will accommodate 1 employees, will be organized into 100 independent buildings: one R + 4 building and two R + 6 buildings, one of which is dedicated to the retail space, all three arranged around a building central in R + 4. Landscaped areas with a total surface area of 4 m5 will enhance the whole.
Work will begin in December 2020 for delivery of the retail space scheduled for the second half of 2 and finalization of the service sector in the second half of 2022.
The operation targets the BREEAM Excellent level, NF HQE tertiary building Excellent level and E3C1 labels and certifications.
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