Residential building renovation, often hindered by technical and societal constraints, requires innovative approaches to mobilise all stakeholders. The New European Bauhaus promotes the development of projects that are more sustainable, inclusive, and aesthetically driven, but their success depends on the engagement of local actors and users, as well as the recognition of this engagement by financial operators. How do different normative frameworks and indicators support the integration of stakeholders’ needs in renovation processes? How can models be developed that are better adapted to the residential sector?

This event, structured around a keynote lecture, a round table, and workshops, offers an opportunity to compare different approaches.

Programme

09:00 – Welcome of participants

09:15 – Opening remarks
Maxime Bonnevie, Grands Ateliers, Director

09:30 – Keynote lecture
Contextual framework and national ambitions for mobilising renovation in the residential sector
Nicolas Naville, CSTB, Director of the Strategic Action Area “Renovation”

10:15 – Round table discussion
The Right Need: how and for whom should it be valued?
Discussions will focus on the conditions for evaluating energy performance, the life-cycle and global cost approach to buildings, and the use of innovative financing solutions.

• MMV (Groupe Compagnie des Alpes), Bruno Clément, Director of Development & Mountain Partnerships


• Immobilière 3F, Souleymane Daniel, Technical and Innovation Officer – Maintenance and Asset Improvement Division


• Urbanis, Gaël Wiederkehr, Operations Manager


• Caisse d’Epargne, Audrey Nomdedeu, Director of Energy Renovation
  Moderated by Flavia Barone, University Lyon 1, Associate Professor and Researcher

11:15 – Ongoing project examples: ORENO
Integrated Renovation Operators: new solutions to make condominium renovation simpler, safer, and more accessible

• Artelia, Julien Darrivere, Head of Residential Activity & Projects


• Sénova, Bastien Lévêque, Commercial Manager, Aura Agency


• ANJOS, Jérémy Depoorter, Director of Research and Innovation: The NUAGE laboratory supporting indoor air quality in renovation

11:30 – Parallel workshops (participants choose one)

• Private condominiums: should owners or users be better informed to make more informed decisions? Is there a need to redefine the role of project support services (AMO)?


• Building performance: how can more sustainable user behaviours be encouraged, given their impact on renovation decisions? Is regulation necessary?


• Financing: how can financial support be based on performance outcomes rather than technologies?

12:45 – Information session on the New European Bauhaus, Q&A

13:00 – Networking lunch

From 13:30 – Visit of the Grands Ateliers
The pedagogical experiments and innovation developed within the Grands Ateliers platform contribute not only to improving education in construction and building cultures, but also to fostering and generating relevant responses to emerging challenges related to eco-responsible design, adaptable to ongoing social, environmental, and economic changes.

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* The renovation project of the Résidence des Brévières in Tignes, led by MMV, will serve as a pilot within the Bauhalps project.