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Monday September 18th, 2017
It’s official: Paris has won the coveted Olympic rings for 2024! This great win wouldn’t have been possible without unprecedented support, to which Bouygues Construction contributed.
Since the signature of a partnership with Paris 2024 last March, several events have been organised to bring our employees together to fly the Olympic flag. Take a look back at this remarkable commitment!
Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Bouygues Construction's athletes got involved in the bid for Paris 2024.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Over 100 employees took part in the Games organised at the Challenger headquarters in July.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Employees from all over Ile-de-France went head-to-head in eight Olympic trials in the grounds of the group’s head office.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
It was a great opportunity to demonstrate our passion for sport...
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
...and to get the whole company involved in Paris’ bid.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Bernard Mounier, CEO of Bouygues Bâtiment Ile-de-France, awaits the official decision in Lima with David Douillet and Teddy Riner.
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Bouygues Construction's partnership for Paris 2024
Bouygues Construction's head office, Challenger, flies the Paris 2024 colours.
Télécharger l‘imageThis long-awaited project is launched. Construction works are underway on the banks of the Garonne for a large theatre that will host more than 100 events a year as well as international stars. Bouygues Bâtiment Centre Sud-Ouest is carrying out Bordeaux Métropole Arena construction, a complex designed by the Rudy Ricciotti agency. Located on the […]
Constructing the buildings of tomorrow with respect for the past — this is the ambition for the sponsorship agreement signed between Bouygues Travaux Publics and INRAP for a three-year period. A symbol of the relationship of trust created between both partners, this agreement underlines Bouygues Travaux Publics’ long-term commitment to supporting scientific culture and heritage […]
A knitted structure capable of supporting five tonnes of concrete? This is the insane project of the inventors behind Knitted Concrete technology.
Urban projects, infrastructures, recharging stations for electric vehicles, Smart City ... The world of mobilities is changing every day and various different factors of it influence our daily lives. Introducing our series of expert testimonials on the subject. The first contribution is from Virginie Alonzi, Outlook Director at Bouygues Construction. She discusses the innovative solutions that are arising in the wake of emerging uses?
Winner of the Bouygues Construction innovation competition, Energie IP is rethinking the world of technical management in construction by offering secure, open technology via an ethernet cable. Founded in 2015, the company has just partnered with Nexity on an office building project in Saint-Ouen.
Given the backdrop of depleting resources such as sand and the saturation of landfills in Île-de-France, and due to the volumes excavated for this work, the idea of reusing the land excavated for new construction was very appealing.
Since 7 November, the 22nd Conference of the Parties (COP22) has been taking place in Marrakesh. The objective of this 2-week conference is to continue and to intensify the fight against climate change. Outside of the summit that brings together diplomats and heads of state from the entire world, the Bouygues Group, through its subsidiaries Bouygues Construction, Bouygues Immobilier, and Colas, is presenting its sustainable construction innovations.
According to the UN News Centre, over two thirds of the global population will live in towns and cities by 2050. What with the increase in population and evolving ways of life and of consumption, urban centres are undergoing an in-depth transformation, accompanied by changing requirements in terms of mobility.
A first for France. In September, social housing in Nantes will be built using an industrial 3D printer.
