Philharmonie

An iconic project on the French cultural scene, the Philharmonie de Paris brought together a large number of stakeholders to deliver a facility spanning nearly 20,000 m², centred around a 2,400-seat concert hall. Designed by Jean Nouvel, the building meets the highest international standards in acoustics and architecture.

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To support the coordination of this particularly complex project, the teams relied on the Mezzoteam platform. Centralised document management, real-time information sharing and traceability of communications helped streamline collaboration between the many stakeholders throughout the construction process.

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Inaugurated on 14 January 2015, the Philharmonie de Paris is now an example of a project demonstrating the value of a Common Data Environment (CDE) for managing operations involving a wide range of stakeholders.

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The project brought together the Philharmonie de Paris as client, AMO Delporte-Aumond-Laigneau, Setec Organisation, Bureau Veritas, Altia Acoustique and Kahle Acoustics; the project management team led by Ateliers Jean Nouvel, with Métra & Associés; engineering consultancies Egis, Nagata Acoustics, Marshall Day, Studio DAP and HDA/Arcora; as well as the consortium of contractors led by Bouygues Bâtiment Île-de-France.

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Photo: Philharmonie de Paris © W. Beaucardet