- Simonin
- B4.Montlebon
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- Director(s)
- Christian Balanche
- Contact
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- 22, rue des Épinottes ZA
- 25500 Montlebon (France)
- www.simonin.com
Designers, Builders
Designers, Manufacturers, Builders,
Since 1967, we have specialized in the design and manufacture of glulam structures and wood components for the construction industry. This extensive experience enables us to constantly innovate and develop new, high-performance constructive solutions to meet our customers' expectations for the most complex projects. In the image of such remarkable buildings as the Caisse d'Épargne Bourgogne-Franche-Comté head office, the Villa Carmelha (R+8) in Monaco and the Olympic Village building and A1 footbridge also in connection with the 2024 Games, (...), we think differently about timber construction.
- Villa Carmelha, Monaco
BLC + CLT structure 100% French wood. Résix® assembly. Innovative Upbrella crane-free, weatherproof lifting system. Bellecour architectes / Gabriel Viora Labels (BD2M), Gold level
Project, solution, service and innovation for Sibca
Project, solution, service and innovation for Sibca
By the very nature of its preferred material "wood", Simonin is making a name for itself and working daily to decarbonize construction by offering innovative solutions for the use of wood in all its forms (LC / CLT / FOB / MOB and mixed solutions) and in all conditions of use (Interior and Exterior).
For example, Villa Carmelha in Monaco has been awarded the BDMM Gold label.
Achievements
- Athletes' Village, Building R+7 Paris
Glued-laminated spruce & Douglas-fir post-and-beam structure, 100% French wood. Résix® joints. R+7 (37m). At the top (basketball court) with 3D lattice girders. Architects: Dream, Calq
- Pedestrian bridge - Media Village
100% French glulam Douglas-fir footbridge linking Le Bourget to Dugny, overhanging the A1 freeway, with a total span of 100 m (50 m between concrete piers). Résix® joints. 2 h fire stability. Architects : Explorations Architecture
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