The lifestyles and expectations of future owners are changing. They want more customization, durability and comfort. With this in mind, Bouygues Immobilier is rethinking its housing approach to allow future buyers to personalize their homes according to their needs, so that they are more functional, practical and pleasant.
The materials used have been selected for their lower carbon footprint, while the common outdoor spaces will be designed with the assistance of a landscape designer and an ecologist, to promote biodiversity and the return of nature to the city.
This new strategy, dear to Bernard Mounier, Chairman of Bouygues Immobilier, seeks to anticipate new trends in society and imagine new ways of life for the inhabitants of tomorrow, namely housing that uses less resources and energy.
BIM and in particular Revit play a central role in “industrializing” the design, reducing the carbon footprint and energy consumption.
The objective for Bouygues Immobilier is to reduce its CO28 emissions by 2% by 2030.
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