Case Study: Ilot de Bourgogne
Name of organisation: Logement Français
Stage of development: in progress
Year of finalization: 0
Type of project: refurbishment
Area: urban
Scale: town or city
Type of building: Apartment in a block of six to ten stories
Number of units/dwellings: 231
Tenure: social rental
Street:
Postcode: 77196
City: Dammarie-Lès-Lys
Region/ County: Ile de France
Country: France
Last Update: 09.02.2011
Short Description
Following an energy audit, le Logement Français committed to refurbish L’Îlots de Bourgogne, a socially deprived area, with high level of energy performance without any rent increase:
- The project has a "Cerqual" certification and a HPE label (High Energy Performance French label).
- The Logement Français requires the enterprises which have been chosen to do works with "green building approach" (Chantier Vert).
Before refurbishment, the primary energy consumption was 174 kWhep/m² per year; after refurbishment, the primary energy consumption will be 74 kWhep/m² per year.
Key Elements
Certification
"Cerqual" Certification Patrimoine Habitat et Environnement and HPE Label (High energy performance label)
Work with Residents
To identify problems and expectations of inhabitants and to propose changes Logement Français has implemented a comprehensive consultation and information process with inhabitants; this entails:
- Consultation meetings every Month since June 2009.
- A satisfaction survey will be undertaken at the end of the work.
- Briefings with tenants have been organized at each project stage (audit, starting work, etc.)
- A “show room flat” was set up to teach people how to make best use of their new apartments and improve their energy behaviour.
- A “show room flat” will be located on the area so that tenants are able to see the work that will take place in their homes.
- Educational Leaflets are distributed to residents on specific topics such as saving water, preventing moisture etc…
Funding
The overall cost of the rehabilitation is for 2010: € 3 802 840.63 including VAT.
The project is supported by ERDF: € 1.8 million along with ANRU (National Urban Plan) and Region Ile-de-France grants and Caisse des Dépôt et Consignation loans.
