Clearing and recovering spoil on our construction sites
Rising to the environmental challenge posed by construction-site spoil, we have sought to offer a reliable, safe solution for optimising resources.
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Tuesday July 26th, 2016
The AccorHotels Arena as seen by its users
The new Bercy, renamed AccorHotels Arena at the end of 2015, has completely changed after renovations by Bouygues Bâtiment Ile-de-France – Ouvrages Publics and Bouygues Energies & Services. Find out how we redefined this landmark building to better live together. The AccorHotels Arena has been open to the public for over six months, following its inauguration […]
The new Bercy, renamed AccorHotels Arena at the end of 2015, has completely changed after renovations by Bouygues Bâtiment Ile-de-France – Ouvrages Publics and Bouygues Energies & Services. Find out how we redefined this landmark building to better live together.
The AccorHotels Arena has been open to the public for over six months, following its inauguration on 14 October last year by Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, after 18 months of works. Transformed into a modular venue (30 possible configurations in total), the main hall also boasts increased capacity (from 17,200 seats to 20,300).
Following its extensive renovation, find out what users of the brand-new arena think of the Parisian cultural facility, which now rivals the biggest arenas worldwide.
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