WHO ARE WE ? GEOLOCATE US VIDEOS APPLY NEWS NEWSLETTER CAREERS EXPERTISE SUSTAINABLE EXPERTISE Sustainable expertise / Home BUILDING SUSTAINABLE VINCI Construction France has adopted an environmental approach to limit the ecological impact of its sites. This search for efficient solutions from an environmental point of view resulted in the launch of the Oxygen offer valid during the design, construction and use of buildings. The group also offers a quality approach and develops ecodesign practices. BLUE FABRIC Blue Fabric translates and extends VINCI Construction France's vision for responsible construction: building for people, sharing its successes, responding to the challenges of today and tomorrow. CITIZEN COMMITMENT VINCI companies support social and solidarity development by supporting civic projects. Sustainable expertise Building sustainable Environmental imperative Eco-design OXYGEN, our eco-commitment Eco-construction Build tomorrow Blue Fabric Innovations Citizen engagement VIDEOS Discover the company and its achievements in pictures HISTORICAL The history of VINCI Construction France since 1878 Site map Accessibility Legal notices © VINCI Construction France 2009 RSS feed A VINCI company Visit the VINCI Construction site

WHO ARE WE ? GEOLOCATE US VIDEOS APPLY NEWS NEWSLETTER CAREERS EXPERTISE SUSTAINABLE EXPERTISE Who are we ? / Media library / Videos Discover in pictures the extent of the know-how, the perfect technical mastery and the commitment of the 22,500 VINCI Construction France employees who work daily on our 8,600 sites! Who are we ? Presentation The group Historical Management Our offers Group sites News In the news Press Releases Media library Annual reports Platelets Passion for construction Video library CONSTRUCTION PASSION Passion Construction, the magazine of VINCI Construction France. WORK OF THE MONTH Find one of our most significant projects of the month. Site map Accessibility Legal notices © VINCI Construction France 2009 RSS feed A VINCI company Visit the VINCI Construction site