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Air handling

Fresh air renewal in each off ice compartment is

managed via one or more dual-f low Air Han-

dling Units (AHUs) with energy recovery from

exhaust air. Airf low renewal volumes are sized

according to maximum authorized occupancy

per compartment, with an added 15% safety

margin. Furthermore, unless otherwise speci-

f ied, each off ice compartment can include up

to 20% private surface area (excluding corridor

areas) for meeting rooms without location

constraints.

Dedicated AHUs are also installed for the main

concourse, “La Grande Brasserie”, and the busi-

ness center.

RAISED ACCESS FLOORS

Most of the off ice f loors from the f irst to the

third f loors will be equipped with raised access

f loors with a plenum space of around 10 cm

(depending on the area). These raised f loors

will consist of 600 mm x 600 mm high-density

particleboard panels, each reinforced with a

folded, treated steel sheet turned up at all four

edges, and with one cable-routing tile provided

per 12 m².

To maximize f loor clearance heights, certain

areas on these f loors, as well as the entirety of

f loors 4 to 6, will not feature raised f loors, but

instead use peripheral surface-mounted cable

ducts along the façades.

LIFTS

Off ice and auditorium areas are served by two

quadruplex elevator banks, each comprising

three 1,000 kg lifts and one 1,600 kg goods lift at

a speed of 1.6 m/s. Both banks are equipped

with destination control systems.

Parking access is provided by a separate 630

kg lift, also operating at 1.6 m/s (load break

from the off ice-serving quadruplex lifts). The

heritage-listed lounges on the f irst f loor are

served by a dedicated 800 kg lift operating at

1 m/s.

Lastly, access to the bike storage area is

provided by a 1,600 kg lift operating at 1 m/s,

allowing the simultaneous transportation of

two bicycles

The bank of quadruplex lifts near the delivery

area includes a cabin with a goods lift function

serving all the upper f loors with an additional

goods lift in the second quadruplex if neces

sary

SECURITY AND ACCESS CONTROL

An intrusion detection system is implemented

to ensure the volumetric protection of certain

areas of the building

Intrusion detection features include

Opening sensors on all groundf loor openings

doors with direct outdoor access

Volumetric detectors at access points leading

to the Imprimerie garden

• Volumetric detectors in the access vestibule

leading to the main concourse.

• Glass break detectors in rooms with windows

at ground level

• Volumetric detectors on the sixth f loor to

monitor intrusion from the Parisarium terrace.

The intrusion control panel is located in the

security control room near the main entrance

on Rue Bergère. A network of outdoor and in-

door cameras provides site access surveillance.

The building will also feature a video intercom

system, connecting secondary (calling) stations

to primary (receiving) stations. Primary video-

phones at reception and the security control

room will allow remote unlocking of controlled

access points. Secondary videophones will be

placed at vehicle entry points to the car park,

the reduced mobility access door on the Rue

du Conservatoire and at selected secondary

access points from the street.

All secure waiting areas for persons of reduced

mobility will be f itted with a security intercom

connected to the security control room.

A centralised access control system is planned

using badge readers to allow access to certain

areas only to authorised people.

Badge readers will be installed at the following

points:

• Vehicle parking access (cars and bikes)

• Access to bicycle storage rooms

• Access to the main building from public roads

• Access to the main building from internal

courtyards

• Access between the car park and the main

building

• Access to plant rooms

• Access to GF stairwells

Provisional measures (pre-installed conduits with

pull cords) will be in place for certain doors to

allow for the future installation of access control

systems.

The af fected doors include access doors to

each off ice compartment, doors to the main

plant rooms and doors to the archive and

equipment storage rooms

At the ground f loor provisional measures will

also be implemented for the potential installa

tion of speed gates with pivoting wings at the

lift access points to cores A and B and access

to the coworking area

PROVISIONAL MEASURES

Floorlevel IT rooms

Each off ice compartment will have a provision

al VDI voicedata room with provision for 3

kWf of chilled water per room including valves

on standby a condensate drain column and

connection via cable trays to the operators

plant room

Pantries on each f loor

provisioned for each compartment with water

supply and drainage.

Breakrooms

on each f loor in the internal street for the instal-

lation of a communal pantry, with water supply

and drainage.

Electric vehicles

62 spaces pre-equipped for 3.7 kW charging

points.

Access control

pre-installed conduits and embedded junction

boxes will allow for badge reader systems to

control access to each compartment, via the

internal street or stairwell landings.

Toilets

Sanitary areas will be dimensioned based on an

occupancy ratio of 1 person per 10 m² of off ice

space.

Provision is in place for occupancy to be in-

creased to 1 person/7 m².

Cour d’Honneur and Sainte-Cécile unit shells

Provisional measures for potential restaurant

spaces are included.

The information in this document is provided for informational

purposes only, and does not constitute a binding commitment

by the lessor at this stage. Specif ications are

subject to change depending on project constraints.