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Designing and innovating constantly to create low-energy, resilient buildings for future generations

Ingerop supports the development of your building projects with a made-to-measure service firmly focused on resource optimisation and energy performance.

Whether you need targeted specialist analysis or comprehensive oversight, our role is to deliver strategic advice, cutting-edge expertise and tailored project management.

€ 85M+
in revenue
700+
employees
85%+
of projects have an environmental focus

Uniquely agile with a full range of services

Thanks to our network of dedicated brands and subsidiaries, Ingerop has all the assets of an integrated engineering group and can act as a one-stop shop for all types of projects, while retaining the agility of a boutique consultancy, nimble, responsive and poised at the forefront of the industry.

In addition to our tried and tested skills in traditional engineering disciplines, we have more recently developed the specific expertise to reduce the carbon footprint of our projects and support our clients in their digital transformations.

Whether you operate in the public or private sector, our international network means we can adapt how we work to best meet your needs wherever you are in the world.

Sectors

HEALTHCARE New university hospital centre Les Abymes
EDUCATION & RESEARCH
© Macary / Ublena architects
CULTURE, SPORTS & LEISURE France Stadium Paris Arena
RESIDENTIAL & HOTELS
MIXED-USE PROJECTS & URBAN DEVELOPMENTS
OFFICE BUILDINGS
RETAIL, INDUSTRY & LOGISTICS
TRANSPORT HUBS Geneva Airport
©Ingérop Espagne
ARCHITECTURE

Services

• Consultancy and advisory

  • Owner’s engineer and project technical management
  • Technical audit and diagnostics
  • Strategic consulting and due diligence
  • Certification support
  • Project economics
  • Safety and security consulting

• Assistance to Project Sponsor, operation management

  • Heating, ventilation and cooling systems
  • Plumbing and sprinkler systems
  • Medical utilities and water treatment
  • Concrete, timber and metal structures
  • High voltage power
  • Low voltage power
  • Fire safety systems
  • Façades
  • Maintenance and operational engineering

Project Coordination and Management

  • Design engineering coordination
  • Concept and detailed design
  • Construction supervision
  • Project Management
  • Scheduling, Steering & Coordination (SSC)
  • BIM management
  • Interface coordination
  • Commissioning
Smart Building and energy efficiency

For over 10 years, our energy and environmental performance management unit has been supporting our clients’ energy concerns and promoting Smart Building.

Our clients want and need to control the energy consumption of their buildings and are seeking performance guarantees from chief contractors and Design & Build consortia.

Our experts are perfectly positioned to play a proactive and decisive role in delivering on projects’ energy performance targets through:

  • energy modelling including uncertainty calculations, determining energy commitments and model calibration;
  • devising and verifying bills of quantities alongside our skilled engineers;
  • commissioning processes that guarantee the finished works are carried out with the same skill and to the exact specifications of our designs;
  • smart, integrated buildings that save energy and maximise user comfort.
“The cheapest, lowest-carbon energy solution is not to use any! For over 16 years, my colleagues’ and I have been guided by this irrefutable principle, designing buildings that are first and foremost energy efficient. Alongside our architect and contractor partners, we actively contribute to the field of passive, bioclimatic and low-carbon design, and to reducing the energy requirements of existing buildings. Energy sobriety and efficiency will be the driving forces of the energy transition!”
Christophe Roquel Director of Sustainable Buildings, Actierra (Ingerop subsidiary)
Leading major hospital projects
Ingerop is an industry-leader in hospital engineering with more than 150 referenced projects in the field over the last 25 years. Our teams are called upon to apply their expertise to the sector’s most ambitious projects. A perfect command of hospital environments, their needs and their equipment, is essential to the success of these projects. Medical health and safety standards are of paramount importance.

Hospital projects are also characterised by the need to optimise the functionality of the build area at every stage of design.

In concrete terms, this means ultra-high density of utilities networks in distribution ducts, and spatial coordination requirements that are more restrictive than those of other types of projects.

Planning coordination is essential, both before works begin and once they are underway; this has driven us to develop our use of 3D modelling and coordination tools.

Our goal is to design buildings that can evolve, with fundamental characteristics that can be adapted to new uses and equipment. Plant rooms and utilities’ connections are designed and situated with this purpose in mind.

Today’s technological challenges centre on the growth of digital and managing the flow of resources, whether these are data, people or raw materials. This is why we equip all our facilities with secure, high-performing VDI network capabilities.

Environmental concerns, integration into a circular economy, and optimising control of energy and operating costs, long marginalised in hospital programmes, have also become essential aspects of our healthcare offering.

“The Grand Paris-Nord University Hospital project is a pure concentration of all these requirements, with the added architectural dimension of replacing the traditional utilities terrace with a huge garden! In the face of rapidly evolving public health challenges, designing a hospital means planning for change, designing its structure and technical skeleton to enable it to evolve, and questioning its resilience and capacity to respond to the climate crisis. The multi-disciplinary team working with me on this project must respond to all of these ambitions!”
Sophie Boisselon Project Director, Healthcare
Bio-construction, geo-sourcing and the circular economy

Ingerop is deeply committed to the decarbonisation of buildings in both renovation and new construction projects. One of the ways we act on this is by working closely with architects on the materials used in our projects. We have developed dedicated expertise in circular procurement and construction in wood and geo-sourced materials and can advise clients on:

  • reusing materials in design and construction;
  • building reversibility design (structural, technical and envelope reversibility);
  • design and sizing of timber structures, façades and frames;
  • integrating bio- and geosourced materials (insulation, cladding, raw earth and rammed earth structures, etc.);
  • using carbon assessment to evaluate construction options;
  • recovering materials and energy from construction waste. .
Major projects powered by synergy
The Grand Palais restoration project is an example of how Ingerop draws on synergies between disciplines and Building subsidiaries to achieve project aims.

This ambitious restoration programme required a broad range of diversified skills, centred on the Chief Architect for Historic Monuments, in order to grasp all the project’s technical and organisational challenges.

In addition to our generalised engineering expertise in the technical packages, Ingerop drew on the specialisms of our subsidiaries, Arcora for the glass roofs and façades, GLI for the site safety equipment, Cicad for site supervision and coordination, Geos for geotechnics and X-Change for material reuse strategies.

Last but not least, Ingerop’s digital modelling team designed the project’s bespoke BIM solution, which was recognised with the Gold BIM Award 2022.

“Implementing a BIM approach was an obvious choice for this highly complex project. In particular, BIM allowed for smooth coordination between the 60 designers and 12 disciplines involved. Digital models made it possible to create a complete record of the building’s life cycle and history, and most importantly to centralise all this information in one location. The building was modelled in great detail. At the end of the design phase, the project included 35 individual models, 15 GB of data and over 150,000 objects.”
Xavier Seguin BIM Service Lead,
Rueil-Malmaison

Our certifications, approvals and accreditations

AFAQ ISO 9001
Certificate No.2016/70419.4
AFAQ ISO 14001
Certificate No.2016/70419.4
AFAQ ISO 45001
Certificate No.2016/70420.6
AFAQ ISO 45001
Certificaten°2016/70420.5
LEED Green
BREEAM
2021
Sustainable District Grand Prize for Nanterre Cœur Université
2021
BBCA Low Carbon Building Award for Racine à Saint-Brieuc College
2021
“1 Immeuble, 1 Œuvre” Prize for the Illumine office building in Paris
2022
Gold BIM Award for the Grand Palais restoration

“Ingerop’s goal is to design and construct buildings that enhance today’s living environment. This means that these projects must not only provide the highest standards of comfort and use but first and foremost they must have the lowest possible environmental impact.”
Ludovic Vaz
Director, Buildings Business Line

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