ZAC de Bonne
Grenoble, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
ZAC de Bonne is a former military brownfield site that was developed to become a sustainable neighborhood. The development creates a comprehensive sustainable community that conserves resources and promotes accessibility for all generations.
8.5 acres, 850 homes
2004-2014
Devillers et Associés
Performance levels achieved:
Standard
Good
Better
Living
Regenerative
Place | |
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Limits to Growth | |
Food | |
Habitat | |
Transportation | |
Water | |
Energy | |
Health + Happiness | |
Civilized Environment | |
Neighborhood Design | |
Biophilia | |
Resilient Connections | |
Materials | |
Material Plan | |
Embodied Energy & Carbon | |
Waste | |
Equity | |
Neighborhood & Access | |
Access to Nature | |
Access to Community Services | |
Investment | |
Beauty | |
Inspiration |
Goals & Strategies:
Place
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Food
Goals: Not defined.
Strategies: Not reported.
Habitat
Goals: Promote biodiversity.
Strategies: Performed an environmental assessment of the site, 12 acres of parks, pesticide free landscaping practices, green roofs.
Transportation
Goals: Promote accessibility and public transportation for all.
Strategies: Walking paths internal to the development, near tram and bus lines, incentives for car sharing, bicycle paths, reserved car pool parking spaces, recharging stations for electric vehicles.
Water
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Water
Goals: Conservation.
Strategies: Water conservation through: efficient appliances, real-time monitoring of water consumption that warns if consumption reaches unusual levels, retention of storm water through green roofs.
Energy
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Energy
Goals: Not defined.
Strategies: Carbon footprint assessment during design and optimizing construction, review of communities energy efficiency, passive solar design, geothermal, district heating, compactness of buildings, solar PV, combined heat and power for 450 units, sunshine studies of development for daylighting of buildings and parks, monitoring to improve energy efficiency.
Health + Happiness
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Equity
Goals: Not defined.
Strategies: Public access to streets, human scale design, involvement of community, website detailing the development, access to services, shopping and commercial areas included in development.
Materials
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Embodied Energy & Carbon
Goals: Not defined.
Strategies: Material selection with environmental and health product declarations forms (FDES), selection of low VOC products.
Waste
Goals: Efficiency management of construction waste.
Strategies: Construction waste diversion through sorting recycling and reusing materials, waste sorting facilities.
Sources:
ecoquartier-strasbourg.net
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observatoire.pcet-ademe.fr
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logement.gouv.fr
*Note: This case study was developed using found information.