Sustainable construction
Improve the building's overall performance and reduce its energy footprint
Concepts and information for "responsible building", improving energy performance and recycling industrial by-products
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The global trend towards environmental protection has a direct impact on the construction industry. The energy performance of homes and offices is naturally a major challenge, but the building must also be approached holistically in terms of its many interactions with its occupants (heating, air conditioning, air quality) and with its environment (saving resources, recycling by-products, risk management, etc.).
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Environmental construction standards and regulations
Energy management in construction
New building materials
Thermal regulations
Shared expertise
Heating systems
Air treatment and air conditioning
Domestic hot water
Coal shale
Fly ash
Demolition products
Air lime
household waste incineration bottom ash (HWI)
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Preparing for construction
Prepare and organize the worksite in accordance with best practices, from knowledge of conventional signs to formwork execution
The building envelope
Master the techniques and skills needed to design a building envelope, from metal structures to roofing elements
Finishing work and technical packages
Master the techniques and skills needed to design a building envelope, from metal structures to roofing elements
Construction law and general management
Master the specifics of the construction industry: regulatory context, market, organization, safety
The finishing and equipment of the building
Optimize the building envelope and equipment to improve comfort and regulate energy consumption
The superstructure of the building
Choice of superstructure and materials: succeed in the fundamental stages of building a structure
Public works and infrastructure
Your guide to healthy projects that comply with standards and regulations
Pathologies and building rehabilitation
Prevent building pathologies to preserve the quality of buildings throughout their life