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Certificate of vigilance: when the verification does not stop at the document

Certificate of vigilance: when the verification does not stop at the document

April 14, 2026

Beyond its issuance, the vigilance certificate implies regular and structured monitoring of the subcontractor, under penalty of heavy sanctions for the principal. Publi-Information L’vigilance certificate

Angers Cathedral: when contemporary architecture extends the Middle Ages

Angers Cathedral: when contemporary architecture extends the Middle Ages

April 14, 2026

Inaugurated on April 9 in Angers, the contemporary gallery designed by Kengo Kuma continues the restoration work on the polychrome portal of the cathedral while

The end of gas in new construction is set for 2027

The end of gas in new construction is set for 2027

April 13, 2026

The Prime Minister announces the end of gas in new construction from January 1, 2027, with the ban on gas boilers. Two million social housing

Heavy biogeosourced renovation in Auvers-sur-Oise

Heavy biogeosourced renovation in Auvers-sur-Oise

April 13, 2026

The village hall of Van Gogh, on the banks of the Oise, from 1982, has been profoundly transformed into a cultural center, retaining most of

Kareg imagines real estate operations tailored to satisfy European taxonomy

Kareg imagines real estate operations tailored to satisfy European taxonomy

April 12, 2026

Real estate is above all an investment. Investors – banks, insurers and other investment funds – are now required to follow the sustainability requirements of

3D printing: the first concrete building built on site in France comes out of the ground

3D printing: the first concrete building built on site in France comes out of the ground

April 10, 2026

With ViliaSprint², Plurial Novilia is delivering the first French collective building whose entire structure is printed in 3D concrete on site. A large-scale demonstration of

The regulation and BMS market is still driven by regulatory requirements

The regulation and BMS market is still driven by regulatory requirements

April 10, 2026

If BMS and BACS (Building Automation and Control Systems) are doing well, supported by HVAC systems, terminal regulation of transmitters is struggling. Publi-Information On April

Housing: the conflict in the Middle East is already starting to weigh on construction

Housing: the conflict in the Middle East is already starting to weigh on construction

April 10, 2026

Increase in materials, tension on energy, uncertainties on rates: the government is warning of the first effects of the conflict in the Middle East on

Construction waste: €20 million milestone reached for EndLess, which is accelerating its expansion

Construction waste: €20 million milestone reached for EndLess, which is accelerating its expansion

April 9, 2026

Driven by a structuring year 2025, EndLess is consolidating its model and beginning a new phase of growth, between territorial deployment and industrial ramp-up. Publi-Information

Elevators: the sector wants to weigh in on the political debate as 2027 approaches

Elevators: the sector wants to weigh in on the political debate as 2027 approaches

April 9, 2026

With the municipal and presidential elections approaching, the elevator sector is calling for its issues to be fully integrated into public policies, between renovation, accessibility

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