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(Created claim: summary (P836): For the past few years, the Office has been committed to reducing energy consumption, controlling heating costs, assisting and raising tenants’ awareness of eco-responsible actions. This approach is manifested by the thermal renovation of its heritage. The Office owns a 59-unit building, located at 2 rue Lulli in Montbéliard, in the heart of the Petite Hollande district, an old and dense district, which has been undergoing restructuring over th...) |
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For the past few years, the Office has been committed to reducing energy consumption, controlling heating costs, assisting and raising tenants’ awareness of eco-responsible actions. This approach is manifested by the thermal renovation of its heritage. The Office owns a 59-unit building, located at 2 rue Lulli in Montbéliard, in the heart of the Petite Hollande district, an old and dense district, which has been undergoing restructuring over the past few years (demolition, reconstruction, exterior improvements, thermal renovation, renovation of the heat network and substations). This building, built in 1968, was only partially rehabilitated in 1995-96. Important plant upgrading, roof and facade insulation, low and high floor insulation, replacement of exterior carpentry, creation of VMC, as well as embellishment, adaptability and security work were required. This work will restore attractiveness to the building and reduce energy consumption, allowing tenants to achieve savings in heating costs. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: For the past few years, the Office has been committed to reducing energy consumption, controlling heating costs, assisting and raising tenants’ awareness of eco-responsible actions. This approach is manifested by the thermal renovation of its heritage. The Office owns a 59-unit building, located at 2 rue Lulli in Montbéliard, in the heart of the Petite Hollande district, an old and dense district, which has been undergoing restructuring over the past few years (demolition, reconstruction, exterior improvements, thermal renovation, renovation of the heat network and substations). This building, built in 1968, was only partially rehabilitated in 1995-96. Important plant upgrading, roof and facade insulation, low and high floor insulation, replacement of exterior carpentry, creation of VMC, as well as embellishment, adaptability and security work were required. This work will restore attractiveness to the building and reduce energy consumption, allowing tenants to achieve savings in heating costs. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: For the past few years, the Office has been committed to reducing energy consumption, controlling heating costs, assisting and raising tenants’ awareness of eco-responsible actions. This approach is manifested by the thermal renovation of its heritage. The Office owns a 59-unit building, located at 2 rue Lulli in Montbéliard, in the heart of the Petite Hollande district, an old and dense district, which has been undergoing restructuring over the past few years (demolition, reconstruction, exterior improvements, thermal renovation, renovation of the heat network and substations). This building, built in 1968, was only partially rehabilitated in 1995-96. Important plant upgrading, roof and facade insulation, low and high floor insulation, replacement of exterior carpentry, creation of VMC, as well as embellishment, adaptability and security work were required. This work will restore attractiveness to the building and reduce energy consumption, allowing tenants to achieve savings in heating costs. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 11:29, 22 November 2021
Project Q3698752 in France
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Project Q3698752 in France |
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106,200.0 Euro
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826,988.33 Euro
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12.84 percent
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2 October 2017
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4 November 2019
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OFFICE PUBLIC DE L'HABITAT DU DEPARTEMENT DU DOUBS
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L'Office s'est engagé depuis quelques années dans une démarche de réduction de la consommation énergétique, dans la maîtrise des charges de chauffage, dans l'accompagnement et la sensibilisation des locataires aux gestes éco-responsables. Cette démarche se matérialise par la rénovation thermique de son patrimoine. L'Office est propriétaire d'un immeuble de 59 logements, situé 2, rue Lulli à Montbéliard, au cœur du quartier de la Petite Hollande, quartier ancien et dense, qui fait l'objet d'une restructuration, depuis quelques années (démolition, reconstruction, aménagements d'espaces extérieures, rénovation thermique, réfection du réseau de chaleur et des sous-stations). Cet immeuble, construit en 1968, n'avait fait l'objet que d'une réhabilitation partielle en 1995-96. Il convenait de réaliser d'importants travaux de remise aux normes des installations, d'isolation de la toiture et des façades, d'isolation des planchers bas et des planchers hauts, de remplacement des menuiseries extérieures, de création de VMC, ainsi que des travaux d'embellissement, d'adaptabilité et de sécurisation. Ces travaux permettront de redonner à cet immeuble de l'attractivité et de réduire la consommation énergétique permettant aux locataires de réaliser des économies de charges de chauffage. (French)
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For the past few years, the Office has been committed to reducing energy consumption, controlling heating costs, assisting and raising tenants’ awareness of eco-responsible actions. This approach is manifested by the thermal renovation of its heritage. The Office owns a 59-unit building, located at 2 rue Lulli in Montbéliard, in the heart of the Petite Hollande district, an old and dense district, which has been undergoing restructuring over the past few years (demolition, reconstruction, exterior improvements, thermal renovation, renovation of the heat network and substations). This building, built in 1968, was only partially rehabilitated in 1995-96. Important plant upgrading, roof and facade insulation, low and high floor insulation, replacement of exterior carpentry, creation of VMC, as well as embellishment, adaptability and security work were required. This work will restore attractiveness to the building and reduce energy consumption, allowing tenants to achieve savings in heating costs. (English)
22 November 2021
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Identifiers
FC0019178
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