Construction of Sunbay Park in Vietnam
![Sunbay Park aerial view](https://www.arteliagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Sunbay-Park_AIA-Vietnam-2-1024x576.jpg)
A major hotel and leisure complex, the country’s first apart-hotel
Opening of the Bvlgari in Rome
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Transforming a listed historic building into a luxury hotel
Renovation and extension of the Carlton Cannes
![Hotel Carlton facade](https://www.arteliagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Carlton-2021-ext_739-1024x682.jpg)
A major upgrade for an iconic Côte d’Azur hotel.
Quartier Canterbury Riverside mixed-use district
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A new student and leisure district in historic Canterbury
Universeine reversible eco-district
![Architectural view of Universeine district](https://www.arteliagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/ILOT-BOKKEN-1024x621.jpg)
An athletes’ village designed for conversion at the end of the Games.
Living place family home
![Architectural view of Living places](https://www.arteliagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Danemark_Copenhague_Living-place_PHOTO_Copyright_-EFFEKT-Architects-1024x575.jpg)
A visionary concept for modular, sustainable and low-carbon housing
Refurbishment of the Vetra Building in Milan
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Between design and sustainability, the new life of an office complex.
Construction of the Duo Towers in Paris
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An architectural monument with top-of-the-range performance
TRÆ, a wooden tower at the highest level
![TRAE Building picture](https://www.arteliagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Danemark_Aarhus_Immeuble_TRAE_PHOTO_Copyright-Lendager-Architect-1024x768.jpg)
TRÆ, a wooden tower at the highest level
Assessing the impact of reused materials on indoor air quality
![Laboratory analysis](https://www.arteliagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/qai-cstb-1024x543.jpg)
The desire to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings and the growing strain on construction material supplies are prompting authorities in some countries to encourage the development of re-use. Doing so raises many questions, however, from the construction costs and organisation standpoints as well as regarding the structural quality of these materials and their potential effects on human health.
Aurore Pfister, an engineer in one of Artelia’s Environmental Design teams, explains the research work currently underway to characterise the impact of reused materials on indoor air quality in buildings.