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As part of its sustainable mobility policy, one of our key accounts in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region entrusted our teams with the design and installation of new high-capacity bicycle shelters. This large-scale project called on all our expertise to deliver a tailor-made solution, perfectly integrated into the existing infrastructure and meeting the site’s functional requirements. 4 […]
A summer of sustainable mobility Read More »
Located in the Oisans massif, the Vaujany ski resort entrusted Polymobyl with the design and production of a custom outdoor signage system, resistant to the mountain’s particular climatic conditions. Objective: to improve the legibility of paths, make pedestrian movement safer and more attractive, and optimize the use of parking lots at the entrance to the
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A participatory garden dedicated to sharing, exchange and nature, designed to be accessible to all. This is the mission entrusted to Polymobyl on behalf of Perchoir Paysage. Every detail has been designed to guarantee optimum accessibility for people with reduced mobility. Raised planters allow easy gardening without physical constraints. Cabinets for storing gardening equipment are
A new participatory and inclusive vegetable garden made to measure Read More »
The municipalities of Francheville and Craponne have entrusted Polymobyl with the study, design and production of signage for the interpretation of the Vallon de l’Yzeron Sensitive Natural Area (ENS), as part of a sensitive and entertaining itinerary. A project carried out from start to finish by our team, enriched by the editorial, editorial and scenographic
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Creation of an outdoor break area on the site of one of our customers, a major French distributor of hi-fi equipment. A combination of partitions in natural wood, plant-patterned sheet metal or plexiglass glass to create spaces that are both convivial and intimate within the same area (smoking shelter, lunch area). A shade structure that
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Creation of several bicycle shelters, with a sleek, contemporary design combining wood and metal and able to accommodate 3 PUR range bicycle bollards. Laser-cutting the bicycle motif on the side panels of the bike shelter shown here gives this parking space visibility, with a touch of fantasy. Polymobyl was commissioned to take a more comprehensive
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Covivio was keen to take into account the well-being of its employees, and called on us to design a covered shelter for its outdoor area that isolates smokers, while protecting non-smokers from the negative effects of smoking and vaping. To meet this demand, Polymobyl created a custom-built smoker’s shelter in a bright, minimalist and modern
In Saint-Fons, in the Vallée de la Chimie, in an area undergoing rapid change, Lyon-based property developer EM2C has just delivered the“Booster” tertiary real estate program, which willeventually comprise two buildings totalling almost 8,000 square meters. Em2c entrusted POLYMOBYL with the design and construction of a shelter to protect bicycles and motorcycles over a length
An XXL bicycle shelter, 50m long, for a large-scale project Read More »
For over 350 years, the Arsenal de Rochefort has designed, built and equipped ships that have shone on the seas and throughout the history of the French Navy. This is the birthplace of great maritime and human adventures, great expeditions and great innovations. To help visitors discover the arsenal from every angle, Rochefort town council
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The 240-kilometer Burgundy Canal features a cycle route along the towpath. The Pays Auxois aims to encourage visitors to discover points of interest within a 20-kilometre radius. Polymobyl was commissioned to produce this tourist signage: the result was: the creation of a character to guide the route: a seasonal lock-keeper named LEA, graphic design of
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