SPLAAD - SOCIÉTÉ PUBLIQUE LOCALE AMÉNAGEMENT DE L'AGGLOMÉRATION DIJONNAISE

The Société Publique Locale Aménagement de l'Agglomération Dijonnaise (SPLAAD) is a public company whose capital is exclusively held by local authorities. Created in 2009 by the Communauté d'Agglomération du Grand Dijon, the SPLAAD is dedicated to the development of housing areas and business parks in the Dijon area, exclusively on behalf of and within the territory of the local authorities that make up its shareholding. Its team is composed of 14 people, including 7 project managers.

Their first mission concerns rehabilitation or construction, such as the recent rehabilitation of Halle 38, transformed into cultural spaces for Dijon Métropole, or the Monge parking lot which is located opposite the Cité internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin.

It mainly concerns the development of housing areas, such as the Zac Cœur de Ville in Quetigny, the Zac Centre-ville and the Saint-Exupéry and Kennedy shopping centers in Chenôve, and the Zac des Fontaines in Sennecey-lès-Dijon. But also in Dijon, the Arsenal district, the Quai des Carrières Blanche district and the Zac Jardin des Maraîchers. The SPLAAD also plays a real role in advising, providing services and engineering projects for its local authorities, particularly in drawing up specifications in line with the PLUIHD (local inter-communal urban planning plan for housing and transport), and respecting the criteria of social diversity - both within the districts and within the buildings - by means of balanced programs combining open-access housing, home ownership and low-rent housing. All the operations launched by SPLAAD involve an urban architect who pre-designs the housing area for use by the developers, with the aim of ensuring the architectural coherence of the entire neighborhood, including the existing buildings.

SPLAAD is building the new school barns with the Metropolitan Campus and the construction of two engineering schools

The SPLAAD is also the developer of Dijon Metropole's economic development zones, including the Valmy III tertiary cluster, the Dijon Bourgogne eco-park and the Beauregard park.