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Above all, Bouygues Construction is a story about humans building for the future. We are committed to guaranteeing the well-being and development of our employees, and we also invest, in the context of our projects, in sustainable employment, accessibility for people with disabilities and help for those in need, especially with the Terre Plurielle foundation, which is present both in France and abroad. Whether this is done through sports, education and human resources, a fun challenge (Energy Hack, the Bouygues Construction Challenge) or sponsorship, we always believe that, above all, life is a human adventure.

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Human stories

Temporary urbanism is transforming cities

Creating new spaces and experimental urban projects – whether they’re cultural, social or economic – revitalising spaces before their conversion for future use, making use of empty buildings, creating a dynamic in which members of the community can get involved, encouraging them to take part and to contribute to the creation of an area’s identity etc. A look at temporary urbanism-–building cities differently so that they can adapt to fit the changing needs of their inhabitants.

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Cities and mobilities #1 An encounter with Virginie Alonzi

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?

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Pierrick Beillevaire reinvents university life on the tertre campus

The 19th, 20th and 21st of October are the days of architecture. For the occasion, Pierrick Beillevaire, founder of the architectural firm In Situ, shares with us his vision of architectural writing combined with the comfort of use. Winner of the Design, Build, Operate, Operate and Maintain (CREM) competition for the rehabilitation of the Tertre building at the University of Nantes, these choices have made it possible to make this campus an open space overlooking the city and a comfortable environment for a student life conducive to work.

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Experience Grand Paris

The choice of location in Saint-Ouen's Docks district is no accident: the Fabrique du métro is located at the heart of an area which plays an emblematic role in the current Grand Paris development.

Human stories

Summer’s here: make a splash!

Are you more in the mood for swimming pools or beaches? This summer, don’t miss the chance to swim outdoors! Bouygues Construction would like to introduce you to a selection of aquatic works. Splash!

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The Stade de France turns 20

Twenty years ago, the stands of the Stade de France buzzed with the first chants of football supporters during the 1998 World Cup. As the 2018 World Cup gets underway in Russia, let's take a look back at the construction of this legendary stadium with a few pictures.

Visite des chantiers de la tour Casablanca Finance City et du Ryad Al Andalous, ainsi que le siège de l'entité Bouygues Construction au MarocWomen students on the top of the construction sites for the Casablanca Finance City tower, the Ryad Al Andalous, and the company's headquarters.
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Students are taking our sites by storm

Bouygues Construction and Welink responded to the Elles Bougent (Girls on the Move) initiative by taking part in the second Girls on the Move Week. From Hong Kong to Cuba, 80 young women were welcomed by 60 women employees to seven of our sites throughout the world. See the images here.

Campagne de recrutement "Et pourquoi pas vous ?"
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Girls : why not you ?

8 March is International Women’s Day. A day to denounce inequalities. A day for society to move forward and modernise. On this occasion, Bouygues Construction is launching a recruitment campaign geared towards women, for more gender equality in the Group.

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Our construction sites are adjusting to the extreme cold

The days have been getting longer over the last few weeks in France, but temperatures remain stubbornly low. In these conditions, working outside can be difficult. The cold creates health and safety risks at construction sites. Now, more than ever, prevention and vigilance are essential.

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Bouygues Bâtiment Ile-de-France wins Operational Excellence Award

Bouygues Bâtiment Ile-de-France received the Operational Excellence Award for large companies at the Cérémonie des Prix Nationaux de la Qualité et de l’Excellence Opérationnelle (national awards ceremony for quality and operational excellence) on 29 January 2018. This award recognises the company's commitment to its employees and customer-centred performance.

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Mobility, a reality at Bouygues Construction!

On 6 and 7 December, Bouygues Construction is organising the second edition of its mobility-focused Global Mobility forum. Interview with Jean-Manuel Soussan, Human ResourcesDirector, on mobility policy and the opportunities of this meeting for the company.

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