UrbanPrint

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Environmental assessment software
for urban development projects

Timely

New projects
& renovations

Life cycle
assessment

UrbanPrint supports stakeholders in the elaboration of low-carbon strategies beginning from the design stage

A proven method

UrbanPrint analyses the entire life cycle of a development project, applying ADEME’s Carbon Energy Neighbourhood method: from the extraction of raw materials to its end of life (LCA).

Exhaustiveness of indicators

The software calculates the project’s environmental impact by taking into account several emission items:

Energy consumption
Construction products used in buildings and outdoor spaces
Water and waste management
Daily mobility
Construction work and land use

The software uses indicators from the BBCA Quartier standard.It therefore quickly indicates whether the project is eligible for this label.

Evaluate performance

It establishes a Carbon Assessment for the development project and compares it to a “business as usual” project using the Carbon / Energy scores.

The software also makes it possible to include other indicators such as the per capita footprint or deposit exhaustion.

Identify action levers

UrbanPrint then identifies the action levers the user can activate to reduce the project’s environmental impact.

One software, two interfaces

The software for assessing and reducing energy, carbon, and environmental impacts features two interfaces. One is tailored for design offices / project management assistance (AMO), and the other for developers / local authorities.

In the face of ecological transition challenges, it is urgent to take action and provide urban planning stakeholders with tools that enable them to make the right decisions at the right time.

With UrbanPrint:

Quickly and accurately assess the energy, carbon, and environmental impacts of your project
Identify the levers already in place and those still needed to improve the project
Compare multiple alternatives with each other and with the reference project
Rely on the Energy-Carbon District methodology, supported by ADEME
SaaS (Software as a Service) software
Intuitive ergonomics through a user-friendly interface
Simplified data entry during the design phases