Itinerary 2 - Urban innovation - Université Paris-Est
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Itinerary 2 - Urban innovation - Université Paris-Est
Itinerary No. 2 Urban innovation In charge of the itinerary : Anne-Claire Schmitt Marne-la-Vallée accommodates 4,500 new residents each year. To respond to their aspirations, nearly 2,000 new homes are built each year. By 2020, some 15,000 housing units will have been built in the area, primarily around the future Grand Paris Express métro stations, in the Bussy Saint-Georges and Montévrain eco-neighbourhoods, and in Val d'Europe. All these operations incorporate the best know-how in sustainable development and particularly innovative steps are being taken in the areas of energy (construction of passive or positive energy buildings), water (development of alternative sanitation), transport (project for a public transport system on a dedicated right of way, pedestrian and cycle ways, eco-mobility, etc.) and ICTs (access to very high speed broadband). Marne-la-Vallée's major development projects are now undertaken in accordance with an econeighbourhood approach. This brings about urban intensification which incorporates the "short distance urban environment" concept, encourages the use of public transport and leaves plenty of open spaces. 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm Descartes Cluster: the Lion project (eco-neighbourhood approach) Iconic buildings: Coriolis, le Bienvenüe, Céleste, Artea and LNC Smart-Grids (sustainable cities R&D) Efficacity (sustainable cities) the car sharing platforms (mobility) the multimodal "low carbon" GPE stations research in bio-based materials (laboratory tour?) FCBA and Compagnons du Devoir (training in the building trade) IFSTTAR, Ecole d’Urbanisme de Paris, Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, Bâtiment le Bienvenüe, Champs sur Marne ©Epamarne / photo : Eric Morency EURA 2014 itinerary – Urban innovation Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, bâiment Coriolis, Champs sur Marne ©Epamarne / Architecte : Atelier Roche et associés /photo : Eric Morency Lognes: biomass boiler plant Bussy : station cluster and soft links Chanteloup: Bouygues passive energy houses and Ademe awarded house Eco-materials Montévrain: The eco-neighbourhood approach, The construction site accommodation facility Chessy: the multimodal station and the mobility platform Serris: The public transport system on a dedicated right of way in the cours de la Gondoire and soft links (mobility) Telecentres and co-working centres (non mobility) District heating systems Villages Nature (eco-tourism) Le Sycomore: The eco-neighbourhood approach Soft links The district heating system Mise en place de l’autopartage de véhicules électriques la Cité Descartes (MOPEASY-RATP-EPA), Champs sur Marne ©Epamarne / photo : Eric Morency EURA 2014 itinerary – Urban innovation