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As part of its development, the good management of its assets and the growth of its campuses, the school wishes to know the value of its Lille campus located on Avenue Willy Brandt in Euralille, which covers an area of nearly 20,000m² (1993). EPPC VA carried out the expertise, studying the possibility of a programmatic transformation of the asset and integrating the constraints related to the RE 2020.

In order to seize these new opportunities and have the ability to quickly position itself among its customers, communities, Sequens has turned to EPPC VA to analyze the criteria for a successful and economically balanced transformation of offices into buildings that combine housing, services, and activities, especially in the basement, based on practical cases involving under-utilized tertiary assets.

SPLA-IN Noisy Est entrusted EPPC and EPPC VA with the restructuring of the Le Champy shopping center, located in the heart of the Noisy-Champs station area. EPPC audited the future commercial program and its merchandising plan, then defined the assembly scenarios for the investment phase. EPPC also reconstructed the entire development plan for the operation. EPPC was also called upon to draft the expert reports on the walls and the funds of the commercial units. It also supports the negotiations with the co-owners and the retailers, in liaison with the EPFIF, which provides the land transfer.

The mission is carried out in parallel with the urban study for the redevelopment of the Grand Paris train station district, next to which the commercial site is located. It is intended to guide Grand Paris Aménagement – which could become the developer of the entire area – and the urban design firm on the capacity to transform the site in the medium and long term and the economic balances at stake for the shopping center.