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Paris-Saclay Urban Campus WORKS IN 2014 THE URBURBANAN CAMPUSCAMPUS ENTERS OPEOPERATIONALRATIONAL PHASEPHASE EDF Lab Centre R&D et Campus Lieu de vie PARIS-SACLAY A project of international scale Paris-Saclay is an exceptional scientific and economic project, destined to be a driver for growth and job creation. With the «Grand Paris» Act of June 3, 2010, the state underlined its intention to lend proactive sup- FUTURE port to the Paris-Saclay project’s goals of strengthening the university and research offer, significantly increa- MOBILITY sing the territory’s capacity to generate industrial and social development and turning it into one of the top CLUSTER ten global innovation clusters. Paris-Saclay is a major territorial planning project conceived for a threefold development of business, research institutions and the residents’ quality of life, and in so doing to become a key competitive advan- UOTO M tage in a highly competitive global environment. With its academic excellence, the reputation of its higher © ECDM © education institutions, the concentration of research and development activities, the industrial strength of its major hubs situated on both Essonne and Yvelines departments, its network of innovative SMEs, Paris-Saclay Digitéo Lab Alan Turing Orsay Institute of molecular science has all the assets to meet the challenges of a world economy undergoing profound change and adapt to the URBAN CAMPUS innovation model of the 21st century. The state is undertaking an unprecedented financial effort through future investments, with € 1.5 billion channelled into university building projects (Campus Operation and grant funding) and € 1 billion for Paris- Saclay laboratories and facilities of excellence, plus the creation of line 18 of the Grand Paris Metro. As PARIS-SACLAY contracting authority for the urban planning and development of this territory, the Paris-Saclay Public Autho- rity (or EPPS) is working closely with the local authorities to make this project of national interest a balanced regional development project. It is mobilising industry players to stimulate growth around strategic sectors (aerospace, defence, automotive, information science and technology, communication and systems [STICS], life sciences, etc.). URBAN CAMPUS New public transports The Paris-Saclay Public Authority is also partnering the scientific project led by Paris-Saclay Foundation for SCHEDULE OF OPERATIONS N KAAN Starting from 2015, public transports will be improved by the creation of a bus line with dedicated corridor in the campus. E Scientific Cooperation (FCS). Together they are bringing together academic players within what is to become S one of the world’s major campuses, in order to strengthen links between public and private research and It will offer a fast, reliable connexion to the Massy-Palaiseau transport hub and Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines. The first section LAU C © BRS © promote innovation and enterprise. Built around some of France’s leading historical scientific institutions MAY 2014 of line 18 of the Grand Paris network, between Massy-Palaiseau and Saclay, will be in service by 2023. A station will be (Université Paris-Sud, Ecole Polytechnique, CEA, Supélec, etc.) and with the arrival of a new wave of aca- created in each of the neighbourhoods of urban campus. demic institutions and businesses, the urban campus will be a focal point and a source of intellectual and École polytechnique laboratories Radar Students housing, restaurants, shops to : Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines technological creativity. The Paris-Saclay Public Authority is the developer for two joint development areas, to : Massy the Ecole Polytechnique district and the Moulon district. dedicated bus corridor E ORSAY-GIF Grand Paris G R Express - Line18 O PALAISEAU D E T Express Regional AIN ec R Network - Line B /G HIT E Projected INO Arc OUZ R links G RB ON M OU LOZERE EMY- B PUBLIC TRANSPORTS L - L RÉ E E E T IN THE URBAN CAMPUS LE GUICHET R H C A © B © 51N4 © MI An increasing academical potential T ENSAE ParisTech BusENSAE express ParisTech 91-06 MBER I R 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 . G B • ENSTA ParisTech Creation • INRIA • ISMO Orsay • Ecole Centrale Paris • Université • Agro ParisTech/ © • Nano-INNOV of the Alan Turing institute of • C2N Nanoscience and Paris-Sud INRA laboratories molecular nanotechnology center Physics, matter • Digitéo Paris-Saclay sciences and radiation • Université • System X University • Ecole • QUAERO • IPHE Business center Paris-Sud Institute for Polytechnique Incubator Pharmacy-biology- • ENSAE • ENS Cachan chemistry cluster Technological laboratories • Neuroscience • Institut Mines- Research in Digital • IPVF • IDEEV Institute for Etablissement public Paris-Saclay • PS2E Paris-Saclay Ile-de-France research cluster Télécom Engineering Energy Efficiency Ecological Diversity 6, boulevard Dubreuil – F91400 Orsay Photovoltaic • ICE institute for Climate and Evolution of the and the Environnement B • Lieu de Vie Institute Living A www.epps.fr/en C © CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS WEST CAMPUS EAST CAMPUS FUTURE CONSULTATIONS Moulon District 330 housing units for students and ENSAE ParisTech Nanoscience and Paris-Saclay urban campus 42 45 36 apprentices, restaurants and shops Contracting authority: ENSAE nanotechnology center ARCHITECT INVESTORS Institute of Integrative Investors: I3F – Résidences sociales de Developer: EPPS Contracting authority: CNRS 2 1 AgroParisTech MANAGERS 1,700,000 m devoted to academic, industrial and urban projects Cell Biology - CNRS 30 INRA France - Manager: ARPEJ Architect: CAB Developer: AFTRP 40 Businesss incubator ARCHITECTS Developer: EPPS Floor space: 15,300 m2 Architect: Michel Rémon Contracting authority: EPPS Architects: 51N4E in association with Building permit awarded Floor space: 24,200 m2 2 Synchrotron Soleil 31 EDF LAB Campus Developer: EPPS Housing units for students, Bourbouze & Graindorge Launch of construction: 2nd half of 2014 Location: East campus 2 Floor space: 6,000 m hostels and shops Floor space: 12,000 m2 Location: East campus Building permit requested in October 2013 Institute for Climate and Location: East campus Versailles 3 Developer: EPPS Location: East campus Delivery: 2016 Delivery: 2017 the Environment - CEA Delivery: 2017 2 Building permit requested in April 2014 Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines 32 EDF LAB R&D Floor space: 13,200 m Delivery: 2016 Orsay Institute of Université Versailles- URBAN CAMPUS Location: East campus 26 HEC 4 Doséo - CEA Learning Center nd 44 Polytechnique laboratories Molecular Sciences Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines 18 Consultation: 2 half of 2014 INRA Area: 569 hectares Contracting authority: FCS Ecole centrale Paris - extension Contracting authority: SACLAY 33 Danone, Sofradir Delivery: 2017 15 2 Neurosciences research Developer: EPPS Building A Contracting authority: Global program : 1,740,000 m 5 Université Paris-Sud cluster - CEA 2 Ecole polytechnique L18 2 Floor space: 10,000 m Contracting authority: Developer: EPPS RD 36 • 550,000 m of scientific programs Student housing Developer: EPPS 91-06 CEA St-Aubin Location: West campus Ecole Centrale Paris Architect: Claus en Kaan • 560,000 m2 devoted to business activities Thales R&D Architect: Michel Rémon 6 Digitéolabs 34 Consultation: 2nd half of 2014 Developer: EPPS Developer: EPPS Floor space: 10,000 m2 • 380,000 m2 of family housing 2 Floor space: 8,500 m2 a Delivery: 2018 Floor space: 6,600 m Architect: OMA-Clément Blanchet Location: West campus 6 • 168,000 m2 of student housing Location: East campus 2 Location: East campus Industrial estate – Nano – INNOV Floor space: 43,000 m Building permit awarded • 86,000 m2 of local public services nd 7 Parc technologique & 35 Consultation: 2 half of 2014 Building permit requested in December 2013 Works underway - Delivery: 2015 Launch of construction: and facilities, and shops System X Shared teaching building CEA les Algorithmes 43 Delivery: 2017 Location: West campus 2nd quarter of 2014 Contracting authority: RD 36 Nanoscience and Delivery: 2017 c Delivery: 2016 Institute for Ecological Ecole polytechnique 6 INRIA - Alan Turing 8 36 nanotechnology laboratories extension Diversity and Evolution of Developer: EPPS NATURAL, AGRICULTURAL AND 2 Ecole Normale Supérieure the Living – UPSud center - CNRS Floor space: 6,000 m 11 Contracting authority: INRIA Palaiseau Radar de Cachan Developer: EPPS 50 FORESTRY PROTECTION ZONE Location: West campus Contracting authority: Ecole normale Contracting authority: 9 900 student housing 37 Horiba Consultation: 2nd half of 2014 Architect: BRS Direction des services de la PUBLIC-PRIVATE supérieure de Cachan 2 Massy TGV Delivery: 2018 Floor space: 5,209 m navigation aérienne PARTNERSHIP Developer: EPPS Orly Housing, shops, services Location: East campus Developer: EPPS 10 Architect: Renzo Piano Building Workshop Works underway - Delivery: 2015 carte École polytechnique Paris 38 Institut Mines-Télécom School complex 2 Conception - realization: Rabot-Dutilleul with 5 Pharmacy-biology- Floor space: 64,000 m carte L18 Contracting authority: EPPS Barthélémy Griño Architects district ENS Cachan chemistry cluster & Location: West campus 11 Developer: EPPS 8 Location: East campus L18 IDEEV Delivery: 2018 38 Institut Mines-Telecom Ile-de-France Location: West campus Building permit: 2nd semester 2014 39 Contracting authority: Contracting authority: 12 Supélec photovoltaic institute Consultation: 2nd half of 2014 19 Delivery: 2016 RN 118 université Paris-Sud 31 EDF Lab Campus Institut Mines-Télécom 4 Delivery: 2018 Contracting authority: EDF / Developer: EPPS 91-06 Developer:
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