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GEOEG has analyzed and quantified for the city of Lausanne, Switzerland, the heat rejected by building basements, district heating networks, and other underground infrastructures into…
GEOEG is thrilled to announce the establishment of GEOEG Middle East – a branch located in Dubai, UAE. This engineering design studio will be lead…
Continue reading → GEOEG Middle East – sustainable opportunities for warm climates
We are very proud to announce that the energy geostructures we design to structurally support buildings and infrastructures while meeting their thermal energy requirements are…
Continue reading → Energy geostructures contribute to a greener planet
Geoeg is thrilled to announce that it has been selected for the Thematic Cities Exhibition of the 2021 Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism for…
Interested in energy transformations of the urban environment? Check out this online short-course, which will take place on April 20 and 21, 2021, about a…
GEOEG presents some of its references and key news for 2020, and wishes you a year 2021 full of innovation towards a more sustainable future…
Continue reading → In 2021, build a sustainable future with GEOEG
GEOEG teams up with the Amberg Group, a market leader in underground construction striving for a smart use of space, to propose innovative integrated solutions…
As part of the construction of a new residential area in Bussigny, GEOEG proposed, , tested and designed geothermal piles for the heating and cooling…
Continue reading → Test and design of energy piles in Bussigny (Switzerland)
As part of the new Discovery Learning Lab (DLL) building at EPFL, GEOEG proposed, designed and supervised the execution of a concept of energy slabs,…
Continue reading → From design to execution : The DLL building at EPFL
GEOEG is currently working on the characterization of the thermal behavior of Lausanne's underground comprising the influence of building basements and underground infrastructures, to assess…
Continue reading → Characterizing the thermal behavior of Lausanne’s underground