69002 LYON, Cours Charlemagne
Available Office Space:
458 m2
Min. Office Space for Rent: 217 m2
HIKARI
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Spatial Data
| Office Building Category: | Energy-efficient office buildings |
| Building Status: | Exist |
| Office Space in Total: | 8.100 m2 |
| Min. Office Space for Rent : | 217 m2 |
| Available Office Space: | 458 m2 |
| Occupancy Rate: | 94% |
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| Type of Parking | Spaces | Parking Fee |
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Additional Info
| Year of Construction: | January 1, 2016 |
The Hikari Project (Light in Japanese) remains to be the first energy (EBP) positive building in France, combining offices, shops and housing. This EBP building is located in the new "Lyon Smart Community" area, Confluence.Designed by the Japanese Architect Kengo Kuma and realized by Bouygues immobilier, this 12 800 m² block is made up of 3 buildings.
Located at the corner of Cours Charlemagne and Place Nautique, the Hikari project lies at the centre of the first phase of the Lyon Confluence project establishing a business district for the future that focuses on sustainable development. Hikari is close to public transport and the main motorways, and enjoys efficient connections to the city centre.
- Commercial Area
- Parking nearby
- Restaurant
Technical details
- Exhaust system
- Building Management System (BMS)
- Smoke/heat detectors
- Lift
Lift
The Hikari project is remarkable for its progress in energy efficiency. The buildings incorporate three sources of renewable energy production:
- photovoltaic panels on the roof and façades of the housing block which will produce the equivalent of the consumption of around 160 homes,
- a geothermal energy system,
- a cogeneration power plant fuelled by locally produced rapeseed oil.
- photovoltaic panels on the roof and façades of the housing block which will produce the equivalent of the consumption of around 160 homes,
- a geothermal energy system,
- a cogeneration power plant fuelled by locally produced rapeseed oil.
Contact Us
Do You Have Any Questions?
Maxime Laffitte
+33 78 676 7138
Paul Debès
+33 64 021 8652
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