A mountain bike and trial bike stadium, the only one of its kind in the Paris region, to be built in 3 months, between June and October 2020. On June 15, ECT announced the opening of a new site for the recovery of excavated inert soil in the Yvelines department, more precisely in the commune of Epône. And so the project, supported by the town council, was launched. And so began ECT’s development of the first trial bike and mountain bike site in the Ile-de-France region, on communal land. Three months later, we take a look back at a project

On July 27, 2020, ECT opens a new site in Seine-et-Marne, at Roissy-en-Brie (77). The purpose of adding soil to this site is to restore the agronomic quality of an agricultural plot. The work will take 2 years to complete. To access the Roissy-en-Brie site, you need to be validated by ECT’s Reservations department. The site is equipped with scanners to read ECT e-vouchers for unloading, as part of our contactless approach to full dematerialization. Consult site access conditions

A site to rehabilitate In Roissy-en-Brie (77), ECT opens a new site on July 27. The purpose of reusing excavated soil is to restore and preserve a degraded agricultural environment. Prior to this, ECT cleaned the site of waste materials. The aim of this development is to restore vitality to the land. It will create an agricultural plateau and areas dedicated to biodiversity. Preserving and enhancing an agricultural environment The aim is to return the plots to their agricultural vocation. To achieve this, we need to restore the agronomic quality of the land. Rehabilitation therefore requires appropriate levelling to create

In the commune of Epône (78), ECT collaborated with the ORC Epône cycling club on this project to build the first stadium in Ile-de-France dedicated to trials and mountain biking. The club has over 70 members. He is involved in several disciplines (MTB Cross-Country, Trials, Cyclo-cross, Adult Randonnée Sportive). The ORC has been awarded the “École de Vélo” and “Club de Compétition” labels by the French Cycling Federation (FFC). 4 questions to ORC Epône , President Franck Prestat and Vice-President Philippe Gaudens. Introduce us to the trial and mountain bike disciplines? Trial riding is done on a special bike (without

In the June 2020 issue of Le Moniteur, Laurent MIGUET devotes a special report to “climate change, disrupting the way cities are built”. The article “Un technosol fertile sur le parvis du château de Vincennes” is the 3rd step in this dossier. An 11,200 m² meadow will grow on the technosol produced by ECT, in place of the old parking lots. “The city’s air conditioning depends on fertilizing its technosols. The greening of the esplanade Saint-Louis, in front of the Château de Vincennes in Paris, supports this rule of urban metabolism. To transform a parking lot into a meadow, the

Laurent Mogno, President of the ECT Group, talks to Franck Boittiaux for ConstructionCayola.com ECT’s Chairman took the opportunity to give an initial economic assessment of the containment measures taken, and to explain the company’s approach to dematerializing the flow of information with its construction and public works customers. What are the economic and other consequences of the health crisis and containment on your your company’s business and your relations with your customers? “The consequences were severe! We shut down all our sites on March 17 and 18, while we defined new working procedures to protect the health of our employees

Develop the first trial bike and mountain bike site in the Paris region On June 15, ECT opens a new site in the Yvelines department, in the commune of Epône to be precise. This site for recycling inert soil from building sites in the west of the Paris region will be the first bike and mountain bike trial site in the Paris region. A few words about the two disciplines: Bike Trials is a sport practiced on a special bike that allows you to perform sequences over various obstacles without putting your foot down. Mountain biking, as it is better

The international journal “Ecological Engineering” has just published a very interesting article. This article is entitled: “Tree growth and macrofauna colonization in Technosols constructed from recycled urban wastes”. It is co-authored by CharlottePruvost and Thomas Lerch (Paris Institute of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, Sorbonne University, CNRS, UPEC, Paris 7, INRA, IRD). The subject at hand is how to use technosols to offer sustainable alternatives to the massive importation of topsoil to meet the growing need for urban greening. A research topic already explored by Charlotte Pruvost as part of a Cifre thesis supervised by Thomas Lerch and supported by ECT.

Developing an equestrian center using inert soil On June 8, ECT opens a new site in the Essonne department, in the commune of Chevannes to be precise. The purpose of this site for recycling inert soil from building sites in the south of the Ile-de-France region is to create an equestrian center. The equestrian project has been “eco-designed” in conjunction with the Comité départemental d’équitation de l’Essonne, the commune of Chevannes and landscape architect Laurent Latte of CPA Conseils. The aim was to define upstream the equestrian development zones as well as the site’s environmental and biodiversity management. The ambition