Our news
Our latest news
The renovation of the iconic Ariane Tower in La Défense, is reaching new heights with a fully glass facade. Originally built in 1975, the tower is transformed to reduce energy consumption by 40% by 2030 while preserving the building’s unique design.
Acting as the project management assistant, REDMAN plays a crucial role in this ambitious project. Emilie Gonnot, Program Director at REDMAN, emphasizes: “This renovation is a true technical feat, allowing us to maintain occupant comfort while modernizing the tower’s energy performance“.
Since the work begun in November 2023, REDMAN has ensured effective coordination to minimize the impact on the building’s 85% occupancy. The operation is the first of its kind in Europe for an occupied high-rise building and highlights the group’s expertise and innovation in managing complex projects.
Did you know that only 28% of engineers in France are women? The association Elles bougent is committed to changing this reality by breaking down gender stereotypes and encouraging young girls to consider careers in industrial and technological sectors.
Founded in 2006 by Marie-Sophie Pawlak, a passionate and visionary engineer, Elles bougent was born from a simple fact: companies struggle to recruit female talent in such fields, still too often seen as male-dominated. To reverse this trend, Marie-Sophie Pawlak brought together companies, engineering schools, and dedicated mentors to show young girls that these careers are not only accessible but also fulfilling.
Today, thanks to Elles bougent, thousands of middle school, high school, and university students are discovering the many opportunities available to them in scientific and technical fields. Through inspiring events, testimonials, and meetings, the association works to break down barriers and spark new vocations.
A big round of applause to Elles bougent for their ongoing commitment to gender diversity and for their impact on the future of young girls!
On August 1st, 2024, the real estate developer completed full transformation of a historic mansion of over 2,700 square meters located at 60B Avenue d’Iéna, Paris 16th. The asset is now renamed Villa Iéna. This project, carried out on behalf of Union Investment under a real estate development contract (CPI), was led by architects Naud and Poux, who successfully combined heritage preservation, contemporary expression and respect for the site’s history.
Built by Léon Chatenay in 1883, this Haussmann-style building has undergone several transformations. The top two floors were raised, with a reconstruction of the wooden framework and dormer windows, while a wooden made new wing was added at the rear of the courtyard. Particular attention was paid to energy performance and environmental impact, aiming for HQE and BBCA certifications for both the renovated and new parts of the building.
Villa Iéna has been fully leased to a single tenant and offers now premium services tailored to the specific needs of its occupant, blending historical elements with modern touches. The courtyard has been transformed into an agricultural greenhouse, and the green terraces, designed by Les Jardins de Gally, bring a touch of nature in the heart of Paris. An artwork by the artist Yzo is also displayed in the porch, highlighting the project’s involvement in the 1 building, 1 artwork initiative.
This ambitious project underscores Redman’s expertise and skill, as the company continues to stand out for its ability to transform historic buildings into contemporary and functional spaces while adhering to the strictest environmental standards.
Discover Villa Iéna in Immo Hebdo latest issue