European construction company Eiffage’s property development arm Eiffage Immobilier has completed the new headquarters for Eiffage Énergie Systèmes - Process Industriel & Ingénierie (PII) in Le Mans, France.

The site, which covers 4,566m² of gross floor area, provides 2,570m² of office space across three levels and 1,970m² dedicated to cable assembly workshops. It is located in the Ribay joint development zone.

The building is intended to accommodate 150 employees and support business operations.

EFI, the group’s real-estate investment company, funded the project while Caraty & Poupart-Lafarge served as architect on the project and Eiffage Construction served as general contractor.

Other project partners included Eiffage Route, Eiffage Énergie Systèmes, and Clévia.

Eiffage Immobilier handled both the design and construction under a real-estate development contract.

Eiffage Construction delivered the project with a focus on meeting environmental standards beyond EU RE2020 regulations.

The buildings were constructed using biobased materials and low-carbon concrete. Meanwhile, the heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems were designed to reduce energy consumption.

Renewable energy is generated through more than 1,000m² of photovoltaic canopies in the parking area and 300m² of rooftop solar panels, providing a combined output of 250kWp.

Further, approximately half of the site - 6,400m² - is allocated to green and landscaped areas.

In June this year, Eiffage Construction declared the completion of a mixed-use development, the Sensorium, in France.

The Sensorium features 135 housing units, including 41 social rental units and adapted housing, as well as 18,000m² of office space, retail, and outdoor area.