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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.

Office design has been at the heart of debates since the emergence of office buildings. However, it was not until the second half of the 20th century that the links between the occupants and the building were established. Today, research is providing more and more hard evidence that office design affects the health, happiness, engagement and productivity of employees. Also, finding an optimal solution, which aligns people with their environment, is something that many organizations hope for.

As a corollary of the health crisis, teleworking has encouraged worker mobility and reshuffles the cards for tertiary real estate, with an effect: an increased polarization of medium-sized towns which tends to rebalance the relationship between metropolitan areas and the rest of the territory.

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In a context of ecological and digital transition of buildings, adopting a "smart & green" approach makes it possible to deploy smart building projects by enriching them with a real sense of environmental responsibility. An approach that seeks the right balance between digital and ecology for the benefit, always, of the user.

Chronicle published in the Journal du Net on 07/09/2021.

In the building industry, actions aimed at achieving sustainable development goals are often focused on material, structural, technical and technological solutions. However, occupant behavior also plays an essential role in saving water and energy, reducing waste or improving the quality of sorting, for example. It is therefore important to make the link between the technique and the occupants, at all phases of a project, from design to operation-maintenance. It is about placing people at the heart of a building's energy and environmental performance.