Cœur de Ville - an eco-district for Briançon

A new life is about to take root in the very heart of town.

Imagine the 17-acre site of the old military barracks, opening onto the town, in a verdant, residential, modern, and ecological setting. A great place to live!

 

Welcome to the new eco-district, Briançon’s Cœur de Ville.

 

This urban renewal project right in the heart of town will offer residents exceptional, modern, and eco-friendly living conditions. The eco-district will be spread out around a magnificent 5-acre wooded park with contemporary properties, public spaces (market, media library, sports centres, cinema) as well as neighbourhood amenities and convenience stores.

Get on board for a 3D visit of the future eco-district’s first residences!

The Cœur de ville eco-district, Briançon.

The perfect balance for a peaceful, eco-friendly, and practical quality of life.

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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

Will be able to become property owners thanks to attractive introductory offers and the many benefits of home ownership programs (interest-free loans, exceptionally low bank rates), while controlling their budget thanks to energy-efficient homes.

 

 

SENIOR CITIZENS

Will enjoy a residential area with a pleasant living environment where they can easily get around and access amenities and services. They will be able to remain socially active, while enjoying life in a verdant and practical setting.

 

OWNERS OF HOLIDAY HOMES

Will find themselves at the heart of the Serre Chevalier ski area and a few hundred yards away from the Prorel cable car and a wide range of hiking trails.

 

INVESTORS

Will benefit from tax incentives through the Pinel legal framework, while investing their savings in properties that will guarantee them a comfortable pension supplement.

 

The Cœur de ville eco-district, Briançon.

The perfect balance for a peaceful, eco-friendly, and practical quality of life.

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All our residences meet the criteria and specifications of an eco-district in terms of environment, energy efficiency and sustainable development:

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1. Use of low environmental impact building materials and implementation of a "green charter".

2. Structural design allowing to passively reduce energy consumption:

   • High performance thermal insulation (20% higher than required by the RT2012 regulation).

   • Air insulation four times higher than required by the RT2012 regulation.

   • Optimised polarisation level.

   • Natural light optimisation.

   • Optimal sound insulation.

3. Use of eco-friendly and cheaper Biomass energy (our homes are connected to the heat network).

4. Water and energy resources preservation:

   • Use of adapted plant species for green spaces.

   • Use of water-saving taps and nozzles (controlled flow).

   • Customised heating and hot water production.