French contractor Bouygues has been chosen by British property firm Segro to redevelop Les Gobelins railway station in southwestern Paris as a logistics centre.
The 75,000 sq m Segro Paris Les Gobelins Centre shall be divided into 20 modular models designed by French architect Les Ateliers 4+.
The undertaking goals to satisfy Paris’ low emission zone quota for automobiles and scale back the carbon footprint of deliveries within the metropolis.
William Nippert, Bouygues Bâtiment Industrie’s chief government, stated: “We’re proud to contribute our experience and dedication to constructing infrastructures that enhance the standard of city life.
“Bouygues’ know-how is put to good use in bold initiatives such because the redevelopment of the previous Les Gobelins station, which is designed not solely to optimise last-mile logistics but in addition to strengthen city hyperlinks by means of the creation of native jobs.”
Segro can also be planning a close-by amenity containing a café, a concierge service, a bicycle restore store, a click-and-collect facility and a recycling level.
Segro Paris Les Gobelins Centre is because of be accomplished in July 2025.
