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Journal articles on the topic "Immeubles commerciaux – Conception et construction"
Lareau, André. "Un aperçu de certaines dispositions de la taxe sur les produits et services en matière immobilière." Les Cahiers de droit 32, no. 3 (April 12, 2005): 683–710. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/043097ar.
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Guy-Plourde, Samuel. "Utilisation du lambris de bois en construction non résidentielle." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28213.
Full textTraditionnellement, le bois est utilisé comme parement extérieur en construction résidentielle pour ses avantages d’ordre économique, esthétique et environnemental. Cependant, la structure actuelle du marché non résidentiel fait en sorte que les produits de lambris en bois sont freinés dans leur accession au marché non résidentiel. Le marché non résidentiel est pourtant stratégique étant donné sa taille et sa croissance. De plus, une utilisation accrue du bois diminue l’impact environnemental des bâtiments. Ainsi, l’objectif du projet est d’explorer le potentiel d’utilisation du parement bois en construction non résidentielle. Le contexte pluridisciplinaire de l’étude amène à utiliser une approche systémique s’appuyant sur un éventail de méthodes, dont les entrevues semi-dirigées, l’enquête en ligne, et l’analyse de sites web. Les résultats de l’étude montrent que les produits actuels de lambris en bois ne sont pas adaptés à ce segment de marché. Dans un premier temps, l’étude représente et organise les différents aspects qui contribuent à la sélection d’un parement en construction non résidentielle. Le projet considère les différents acteurs impliqués (clients, architectes, entrepreneurs, sous-traitants) et les différentes étapes d’un projet de construction, de l’analyse des besoins jusqu’à l’entretien du parement. Dans un deuxième temps, l’étude confirme les barrières à l’utilisation du bois : l'entretien récurrent, la règlementation, l’offre de produit et les problèmes techniques reliés aux détails de construction et à l’installation. La juxtaposition des résultats précédents a permis de mettre en évidence un décalage entre les besoins des acteurs et les produits de lambris actuellement présents sur le marché. Il a ainsi été possible d’émettre des recommandations pour favoriser l’utilisation du bois. Les recommandations s’organisent autour de trois axes : communication, adaptation et développement. Ultimement, les recommandations aideront les manufacturiers de lambris de bois non seulement dans la mise en marché, mais également dans le développement de produits.
Traditionally, wood is used as an exterior cladding material in residential construction for its economic, aesthetic and environmental benefits. However, the current structure of the non-residential market means that wood paneling products are hampered in the non-residential market access. The non-residential market is nevertheless strategic given its size and growth. Moreover, increased use of wood in the construction sector reduces the environmental impact of buildings. Thus, the objective of the project is to explore the potential use of wood in non-residential construction. The multidisciplinary context of the study leads to the use of a systemic approach based on a range of methods including semi-directed interviews, online surveys, and websites analysis. The results of the study show that current wood cladding products are not suitable for the non-residential market. First, the study organizes the various aspects that contribute to the selection of a cladding for non-residential buildings. The project considers the various stakeholders involved (clients, architects, contractors, subcontractors) and the life cycle of a project from identification of the needs to maintenance of the cladding. Secondly, the study confirms the barriers to the use of wood: recurring maintenance, regulations, product offer and technical problems related to construction details and installation. The juxtaposition of the previous results revealed a discrepancy between the needs of the stakeholders and the cladding products currently on the market. Thus, it was possible to provide recommendations to promote the use of wood. The recommendations are organized around three axes: communication, adaptation and development. Ultimately, the recommendations will help wood cladding manufacturers not only in marketing but also in product development.
Le, Saux Thomas. "Maîtrise du coût de construction de bâtiments en cours de conception." Chambéry, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998CHAMS034.
Full textAmeknassi, Lhoussaine. "Stratégie de mise en œuvre de l'éco-conception : aspects techniques & organisationnels." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/23404.
Full textMalmary, Jean-Jacques. "Les édifices commerciaux du front de mer à Délos à l'époque hellénistique : étude architecturale du Magasin des colonnes et du Magasin δ (delta) "à la baignoire"." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE2007.
Full textThe aim of this doctoral dissertation consists in the architectural study of the remains of two buildings on the western coast in Delos, the Magasin des colonnes and the Magasin δ, also known as Magasin à la baignoire, both of which were discovered during excavations carried out by A. Jardé and H. Convert in 1903 and 1904. They are located in a strip of buildings along the shore, between the Agora des Compétaliastes in the north and the sanctuary of Les Dioscures in the south. Close to the seashore and provided with numerous large rooms, they were identified by the first researchers, A. Jardé then J. Pâris, to commercial buildings in connection with the rise of the great sea trade in Delos during the second Athenian domination.The present study consisted in continuing the work of A. Jardé in order to better restore the configuration of these monuments, to better point out their architectural specificities and to better define their uses. First, it consisted in observing the remains of the two buildings without prejudging their function. It began with an in-depth analysis of the materials used in their construction and their architectural components: walls, bays, wall coverings, colonnades, partitions, grounds, stairs, floors and roofing. This first part of the work, which made it possible to explore several tracks relating to construction techniques, was essentially aimed at developing analytical tools intended to support the general study of the architecture of the two buildings, that of their composition and that of their situation in the urban fabric of Delos, all three which are developed together in the second part. In the third part, the study of the functioning and the uses of the two buildings required an extension of the field of investigation, by including buildings whose archaeological material and urban situation are similar to those of the Magasin des colonnes and the Magasin δ : the Magasins α, β and γ. The five buildings were first brought together owing to the discovery in each of them of a large sèkôma with a unique tank. The presence of this measuring instrument made it possible to better justify the role that these buildings played in the great trade in Delos at the turn of the 2nd and 1st centuries BC and to suppose that they all had the same destination. Once associated, they were morphologically compared. With a few variations, they are made up of similar types of spaces organized in the same way: a main entrance, opened on the seashore and aligned on the axis of a central courtyard, a row of façade rooms along the shore, in which are inserted staircases connecting the waterfront path with the floor, and a set of rooms in the heart of a block distributed around the courtyard and equipped with windows. In fact, these buildings could be differentiated from the other types of buildings present in Delos, in particular the houses. A relationship was thus established between the probable functions of the five buildings - storage of goods and trade on the ground floor and accommodation on the first floor - and their architectural form. This relationship has made it possible to define a particular type of building dedicated to house activities related to the storage of goods, their inventory, their measurement - weight and/or volume - and their trade, as well as domestic practices such as the accommodation of itinerant merchants. In its modern sense, the term "magasin" proposed by A. Jardé still proves to be the most appropriate to designate such buildings mixing the functions of a warehouse with those of commercial premises. This type of building, of which several indices reveal the rental status, also seems to be closely linked to the profession of entrepositaire – warehouse keeper – mentioned in the inscriptions of Delos
Champagne, Marie-Pier. "Les impacts du transport en commun sur les constructions immobilières commerciales et résidentielles : le cas du métro de Montréal." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/67988.
Full textThis master thesis aims to evaluate the impact of the extension of the orange line of the metro from Montreal to Laval on real estate development. The empirical analysis focuses on its impact on the location and quantification of commercial and residential constructions, between 1998 and 2017. The main hypothesis is that new commercial constructions will be spatially concentrated around the stations, leaving less room for new residential construction, which will be located just outside the commercial zone. To test this hypothesis, a pairing approach is chosen, in which the number of new commercial and residential constructions are the dependent variables. A 2 kilometers area around the stations is separated into a hexagonal mesh, where the hexagons represent the individual entities. In order to compare the effect of new constructions, a comparison between two groups, one likely to be influenced by the arrival of new stations (treatment) and another most likely less affected (control), is carried out with an incremental approach. Each of the groups is generated by zones based on the distance to the nearest station and a radius varying between 250 and 1 750 meters defines these zones. The analysis also divided the zones by period to identify the effects related to speculation, anticipation, and adjustment. The main results largely confirm the hypothesis. A greater spatial concentration of new commercial buildings is noted within a radius of, at most, 750 meters from the stations and the development of new residential buildings is noted between 1 000 and 1 250 meters. The joint increase in new residential and commercial construction near stations after the launch also underlines the rise of mixed neighbourhood, accommodating both residential and commercial activities.
Laroche, Sylvie. "L'architecture commerciale à l'usage des villes : ambiances, pratiques et projets." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENH036/document.
Full textBusiness architecture has largely developed itself for decades in the form of private insular spaces. These spaces show a multi-focusing of the offer, and generate areas difficult to treat and integrate. This research is precisely about the qualification of business facilities and their relationship to their close urban context. We take them as generators of specific sensitive space and through the angle of their take on the city. The objective of this thesis is to analyze the effects of implanting large-scale businesses in nearby areas, and to formulate conception criterias about their relationships to urban fabric and nearby landscapes. What are the factors that allow a better articulation of the business facilities while keeping attention to their context, so as to rethink the urban strategies and the conception designs? What are the evolutions in the structure of their construction, and the evolutions in the nearby public spaces? How could we get public and private actors to integrate dimensions of quality, including ambiances in the planning of retail trade in the city? The hypothesis of this work is to give attention to the spatial and perceptible limits between private business areas and public urban areas, using as a starting point the fact that it is one of the necessary conditions to develop urban opportunities in the general area of business facilities. To validate this hypothesis, we have chosen to study two cases: the Beaulieu shopping centre that was rehabilitated not long ago on Ile de Nantes, and the shopping and leisure centre Carré de Soie in Vaulx-en-Velin. The goal is to explore the spatial qualities of the two business facilities and their surroundings, all this while questioning the urban strategies deployed in these two operations (the first on is a rehabilitation and the second one is a new creation). The analyze of the pre-exiting situations and of the integration process allows to realize the origins and the mechanisms of the project. The in situ approach is done from nearby spaces around business facilities to get spaces accessible to pedestrians as well as the question of atmosphere and use. This reasoning lies on discussions with the main actors of the business planning and through the observation and in situ measures. For these investigations, it is possible to distinguish different grips on city business. The identification of these ambiance layouts allows us to explore three possible scenarios for the future, and to specify the levels of urban continuity for business on the territory. They directly affect the planning and conception of business in the city, so as to manage multiple existing business facilities, to anticipate the evolutions of the business sizes, and to suggest new nearby space around facilities with their nearby context
Bensbaa, Abderrezak. ""Plan de gestion global d'un projet de conception et d'édification d'une entreprise industrielle, œuvrant dans le cadre de la logistique inverse" : étude de cas : recyclage et pré-valorisation des pneus en fin de vie." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/21196.
Full textDinh, Van Binh. "Méthodes et outils pour le dimensionnement des bâtiments et des systèmes énergétiques en phase d'esquisse intégrant la gestion optimale." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016GREAT092/document.
Full textIn order to reduce the energy consumption and to increase the use of renewable energy, the optimal design of future buildings (smart-buildings) appears as an important factor.This thesis aims to develop models, innovative methods aiding decision-making during the design of buildings. Our approach of design is a global and simultaneous optimization of envelope, energy systems and their management strategies from the sketch phase, which takes into account multi-criterions of costs (investment et exploitation) and comforts (thermal, visual, aeraulic). The multi-objective optimization problem is so a strong coupling problem of large scale with a lot of variables and constraints, which leads to difficulties to solve.After the tests, an optimization method of order 1 is chosen in combination with analytical models formally derived automatically. Our methodology is applied to the design of individual houses, especially positive energy houses. The results of this global approach provide important information to designers to help make choices from the preliminary phase of the design process
Chatras, Clément. "Contribution à la gestion de la personnalisation de masse." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PSLED002/document.
Full textNowadays, the automotive sector faces the mass customization paradox. The end-product diversity is constantly increasing as the customer can customize more and more product features. The component variety that Supply Chains must deal with, results from the end-product variety to make. Though variety cost is hard to measure, variety has a great impact on the economic performance of today's manufacturers. In the automotive sector, a large portion of these costs are due to the great amount of constraints between components. On an operational point of view, these constraints lead to difficulties in the establishment of Bills of Materials. In this thesis, we define a new approach that describes the variety within Bills of Materials. In addition, in order to limit the inflation of component variety to manage, companies should improve continuously their design and manufacturing processes. The use of a modular architecture should allow to reduce the number of constraints between components and as a consequence, to reduce the component variety. The success of the application of such architecture depends on some prerequisites that we also focus on in this thesis. Finally, as component variety might result also from local interests in design phases, this thesis proposes also a model that aims at standardizing both modules and their components that is based on a global economic perspective
Books on the topic "Immeubles commerciaux – Conception et construction"
Katie, Sosnowchik, ed. Sustainable commercial interiors. Hoboken, N.J: Wiley, 2007.
Find full textBonda, Penny. Sustainable commercial interiors. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, 2005.
Find full textWeidhaas, Ernest R. Reading architectural plans for residential and commercial construction. 3rd ed. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1989.
Find full textH, Spink Frank, McKeever J. Ross 1910-, and Urban Land Institute. Commercial and Retail Development Council. Executive Group., eds. Shopping center development handbook. 2nd ed. Washington, D.C: The Institute, 1985.
Find full textBonda, Penny, Katie Sosnowchik, and Summer Minchew. Sustainable Commercial Interiors. Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John, 2014.
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