A site designed to combine production and sobriety.

(vs. conventional studios with no CSR policy – equivalent to 436 Paris-New York round trips avoided)

An approach based on
the 7 pillars of the circular economy.

Sustainable supply
  • Local suppliers and short supply chains
  • Responsible sourcing
  • Biosourced, recyclable, reusable materials
eco-design
  • Energy-efficient buildings (high-performance thermal and acoustic insulation)
  • Recycled and low-carbon materials (wood, recycled-aggregate concrete, etc.)
  • Limited soil artificialization (reuse of existing roads, etc.).
Industrial and territorial ecology
  • Institutional partnerships (DGAC/ADP)
  • Located on a former military wasteland
  • Local waste valorization
Functional economy
  • On-site materials library (recycling, reuse, deconstruction)
  • Centralization of infrastructure: workshops, sets, storage, dressing rooms, offices, parking lots
  • Rental of technical equipment and machinery
  • Shared services: less travel, more efficiency
Responsible consumption
  • Renewable energies (solar, biomass)
  • Biosourced materials
  • Local, sustainable job creation: training, skills enhancement
  • Involvement of local players (construction, maintenance, accommodation, etc.)
Extended product lifespan
  • permanent and modular sets
  • Enhancing natural spaces: reasoned mowing, eco-pasturing
  • Maintaining agricultural activity through appropriate leases
Recycling, product end-of-life
  • Rainwater management and recycling
  • On-site sets and materials recycling

All about the “Rues de Paris” Backlot