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The Covid crisis never ends and continues to question working groups. Despite several months of forced experimentation with telework, many questions remain, in particular those relating to the preservation of the collective despite the distance. And if this question required reviewing certain well-established prejudices forged by decades of work on site? Such is the ambition of the book written by the Futures of Industry and Labor Chair of Mines Paris Tech: Is remote work shaping the future of work?

Committed to sustainable real estate, the Kardham group uses its unique structure of integrated businesses to offer complete solutions, from upstream to the delivery of eco-designed projects that meet environmental regulatory requirements. Interview with David Habrias, associate managing director in charge of architecture, and Sylvie Simon-Elia, director of the Engineering division of the Kardham group.

Editorial published in BIG, the Business Immo magazine.

New office occupancy patterns - often flex office - are shaking up the real estate industry and contradicting each other on eco-responsibility issues. This transformation, writes Kardham's associate director, will be more complicated than it looks ...

Tribune published in Les Echos.

The concept of environmental performance in construction has long been reduced to the energy efficiency of the building's operating phase, that is to say to the energy used for heating, lighting, water, etc. etc.

In cases where hybrid work is massively deployed, the subject of optimizing the workspace goes beyond the usual issues of space occupation. After a certain expansion (or sharing rate), the installation of gauges is necessary to guarantee the safety of the occupants. The diversification of spaces required by hybrid work is not compatible with all buildings. Digital is a tool for regulating arrivals and streamlining uses.

For large contracting authorities, controlling the building stock is a strategic issue of prime importance. The ability to control one's assets in real time then makes it possible to optimize costs and facilitate their management. BIM is therefore a means of achieving these objectives, which the example of the Grand Est region allows us to better understand.