Saclay Fire and Rescue Centre Orsay (91)

Client
Essonne Departmental Fire and Rescue Service

Architects
Barré Lambot Architects
Barre Bouchetard Architecture

Progress/Delivery date
Preliminary studies ongoing

Surface area
2 545 m²

Construction cost
€5,8M excluding tax (value date 2022)

Scope of services

  • Structure
  • Electricity
  • Fluids
  • Construction economics
  • Roadworks and various networks
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Programme

Construction of the SACLAY fire and rescue centre.

Technical characteristics

An interior structure made of wood: wooden coffered floors formed by a 10cm CLT slab and glued laminated joists and a light screed to ensure acoustic insulation for the living area and mixed wood/steel beams in the shed to maximise transparency. 
The building envelope is made of natural concrete using soil from the current site.
The ochre tone gives the building its unique character and expresses the sedimentation of the different layers that make up the Saclay plateau. It also protects the structure and gives it a solid, durable appearance.

Environmental characteristics

The project aims to achieve the following objectives:

  • RE 2020 with Bbio -10%,
  • Ic construction -15%.