Build more, but emit less.
Bouygues has been building cities for over seventy years. Infrastructure, major facilities, entire neighborhoods: the group is involved in projects that shape territories sustainably. A position that also places decarbonization at the heart of its challenges, since building construction remains one of the highest emitting sectors.
For SIBCA, the group entrusted us with its stand at the Carrousel du Louvre. The Low Carbon Real Estate Exhibition, created in 2022 by the BBCA Association and placed under the high patronage of the Presidency of the Republic, brings together developers, investors, architects, local authorities, and industrialists every year around the same topic: reducing the carbon footprint of construction and renovation. Three days of meetings and debates, in a demanding venue, under the inverted pyramid of the Louvre.
We managed the project from start to finish: concept, technical plans, manufacturing in our Paris and Lyon workshops, on-site assembly, and then dismantling.
At SIBCA, the stand is not a simple exhibition space: it is a demonstration. The visitor is an experienced professional, often themselves committed to carbon objectives, and they judge the consistency between the discourse and its implementation.
A stand that applies what it advocates
Sober materials, structures designed to be reused, assumed constructive choices: at a low-carbon trade show, the scenography must maintain the same commitment as the projects presented.
A constrained site
The Carrousel du Louvre imposes its rules: access via the basement, framed delivery times, limited heights. All of these constraints are integrated from the design stage, for a clean and controlled assembly.
A single team, from sketch to dismantling
Design, manufacturing in our workshops, assembly and dismantling. The stand was ready when the doors opened.
Place:
SIBCA, Carrousel du Louvre, Paris
Date :
2026
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