Integrated Activity Report 2021

METHODOLOGY

For the fifth year running, we are publishing an integrated annual report. This gives us an opportunity to showcase the achievements, high-quality projects and robust performance that exemplify the relevance of our strategic direction and our vision for the future.

This new integrated annual report confirms our strategic ambition: to roll out packaged solutions designed to meet the demands of our clients, whether they be individuals, companies, local authorities or institutional investors. It incorporates the fundamentals of our corporate purpose, adopted during the year. It recounts how, in 2021, Nexity acted on its commitments and continued to develop its offering and its business lines to better respond to major demographic, economic, social, environmental and market trends, and how the company aims, through iconic projects, to create and share even more value with all its stakeholders.

TARGET AUDIENCE

This report is aimed at Nexity’s investors and shareholders, and all our stakeholders, including in particular our Individual, Commercial, Institutional and Local Authority Clients, as well as our employees and our partners – elected officials, urban planners, non-profits, community representatives, NGOs, etc.

METHODOLOGY AND MATERIALITY

This report draws on the framework published by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) and was designed entirely using an integrated thinking approach. Designed jointly by various central and operational functions, the key elements of integrated thinking were formalised by the Communications and Engagement Department, the Investor Relations Department and the CSR Department.

CREDITS

This integrated report was designed and produced in a collaborative process involving several departments, led by the Communications Department.

• Project Leader  : Sophie Breton • Investor Relations : Domitille Vielle, Géraldine Bop • CSR : Mahery Imbiki
• Contact : Anne Gindt, Head of Communication
• Graphic design and production : HAVAS PARIS 
• Photo credits : Artefactory (p. 16) / Atelier 2 3 4 (couverture, p. 26) / Jésus S Baptista (p. 10) / Tristan Deschamps (pp. 1, 7, 12) / DR (pp. 1, 9, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 30, 33, 36) / Digital Vision (pp. 2, 3, 33) / Éric Durand (pp. 11, 15) / Epaillard + Machado (p. 28) / Getty Images (p.25) / Getty Images – 10’000 Hours (pp. 14, 31) / Getty Images – Antagain (p. 5) / Getty Images – Astock Productions (p. 22) / Getty Images – Isabella Antonelli – EyeEm (p. 18) / Getty Images – Thomas Barwick (p. 30) / Getty Images – Louise Beaumont (p. 24) / Getty Images – Donald34 (p. 18) / Getty Images – Jay’s photo (p. 24) / Getty Images – Johner Images (p. 21) / Getty Images – Marko Geber (p. 8) / Getty Images – Maskot (p. 23) / Getty Images – MoMo Productions (p. 20) / Getty Images – lechatnoir (pp. 4, 5, 33) / Getty Images – Aleksandar Nakic (p. 9) / Getty Images – Tom Werner (p. 6) / Getty Images – Westend61 (p. 32) / Getty Images – WraithHao (p. 6) / ATJ Graphics (pp. 10, dernière de couverture) / Émeline Hamon (p. 26, 28) / L’autre Image (p. 14) / Éric Legoughy (pp. 2, 3, 4, 5, 32, 33, 34, 35) / Morning photo library (p. 11) / Nexity photo library (pp. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 17, 26, 36) / Pablo Porlan (p. 12) / REALIZ3D (p. 8) / Virtual Building (p. 8).
• Architect and urban/landscape designer credits : Cover, p. 26: Les Berges d’Houlippe in Saint Jean de La Ruelle, architects: Agences Atelier 2 3 4, Synthèse Architecture, Alain Salin Architecture / Back cover, p.10: Hérouville Saint Clair, landscape coordinator: LAQ Claire Schorter; landscape: ALPS – Thierry Laverne / p. 1, 7, 12: New in Asnières, architect: Dubuisson Architecture / p. 1, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 30, 36: Pavillon Lyon Confluence, architects: Baumschlager Eberle Architekten, Petitdidierprioux Architectes, Atelier de Ville en Ville; landscape: Moz Paysage / p.1, 17, 24: Zac des Laugiers in Solliès Pont, architect: 3A Architectes Associés / p. 6, 8: Villa My Art in Tourcoing, architect: 3A Architectes Associés / p. 8: Terray in Reuil Malmaison, architect: Leclercq Associés / p. 9: Belvédère in Vannes, architect: ALT/A / p. 10: Pointe de Trivaux in Meudon, architects: Leclercq Associés, Marc Mimram; landscape: Base / p. 11: Colisée in Paris, architect: Axel Schoenert architectes / p. 13: Hype Park in Toulouse, architect: Architectes Singuliers; urbanists: Alain Marguerit and Bernard Paris / p.13: La Chaume in Saint-Benoît, architect: Espace 3 Architecture / p. 14: Champs sur Marne, architect: Atelier 3M / p. 14: Porte de Montreuil, architects: Atelier Georges, Tatiana Bilbao, Series Architects, Bond Society / p. 15: 22 Bayard in Paris, architects: Agence d’architecture Axel Schoenert / p. 16: Rue Agrippa d’Aubigné, architect: OUTSIGN / p. 16: Sainte-Adresse, architect: AUC and Michel Desvigne Paysage / p. 17: Art’Chipel in Marseille, architect: OXO Architectes / p. 25: Home + in Saint-Ouen, architect: Castro Denissof Associés, Ilimelgo / p. 26: New Forest in Saint-Priest, architect: JVC Architecture / p. 27: Village des Athlètes in Saint-Ouen, architects coordinator: COBE (belvédères), KOZ (villas); landscape: Atelier George / p. 28: Siège régional de Nice in Palazzio Méridia building, architect: Architecturestudio / p.28: Arc sportif in Colombes, architects: Castro Denissof Associés, Ilimelgo / p. 33: Campus Deloitte, architect: Dubuisson Architecture.