Saint-Germain Agricultural High School

For the restructuring and expansion of the Saint-Germain-en-Laye agricultural and horticultural high school, the project teams used the Mezzoteam collaborative platform to manage communications and centralize all information throughout the operation.

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The high school site covers nearly 73 hectares. Work was concentrated on a 20-hectare area in the southern part of the campus, including the main school building, the former CNIH (National Interprofessional Committee for Horticulture) buildings, and the farm buildings.

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The project involved the restructuring of a building complex totaling approximately 10,000 m² of floor area, supplemented by nearly 2,900 m² of extensions. It also included the construction of the school's educational greenhouses.

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Carried out over 38 months and organized into three successive phases, this project brought together numerous stakeholders around a common goal: ensuring effective team coordination and guaranteeing the continuity of work in an occupied environment.

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Key project participants included the Île-de-France Region as the project owner, Icade Promotion as the representative, the Art'Ur firm (Philippe Pascal and Éric de Chambure) for architectural design, SLH Île-de-France as the HQE consulting engineer, landscape architect Aline Le Cœur, and Multisys, in charge of technical and architectural synthesis.

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Thanks to Mezzoteam, all stakeholders benefited from a shared workspace that facilitated document distribution, communication tracking, and action coordination throughout the construction process, thereby contributing to the successful execution of this large-scale operation.