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On Tuesday, March 24, 2026, our school reached a major milestone in its development with the groundbreaking ceremony for its new campus of the campus extension and renovation project. This symbolic event marked the official launch of an ambitious construction project, designed to support the school's continued growth and meet the evolving needs of its community. enjeux pédagogiques, technologiques et environnementaux of tomorrow.
As engineering professions continue to evolve and student enrolment grows, the school is undertaking a major transformation of its campus infrastructure. The project includes both the modernization of existing buildings and the construction of new facilities dedicated to teaching, research, and student life.
The future facilities will include redesigned classrooms, state-of-the-art laboratories, a sports hall, and collaborative spaces that foster innovation and teamwork. Particular attention is also being given to ecological transition, avec des bâtiments conçus pour être plus économes en énergie et environmentally sustainable
The groundbreaking ceremony brought together the entire school community the school's executive team,the teaching and administrative teams, as well as our partners who are supporting this project. Philippe GRUAT President of BUILDERS Engineering School, Lucie DESTOUET, Campus Director for Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Ludovick LEFEBVRE, President of CCCA-BTP; Nicolas JOYAU, President of Caen la Mer; and Hervé MORIN, President of the Normandy Regionwere present to highlight the importance of this project and reaffirm the school's ambitions: to educate skilled, responsible engineers capable of addressing the challenges of the future.
More than just a symbolic gesture, this event reflects BUILDERScommitment to innovation, continued development, and the creation of an increasingly relevant learning environment that prepares every student for the realities of the professional world.
A heartfelt thank you to our partners. A project of this scale would not have been possible without the support of the Normandy Region and CCCA-BTP.
