Landify US, ECT’s American subsidiary, continues to expand. Four new sites are now open to recycle excavated soil from Californian construction sites, as part of a circular economy approach serving local communities. These new projects at a glance. https://www.groupe-ect.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Vacaville-reception-terres.mp4 Vacaville, creation of a bike park In Vacaville, California, reused land contributes to the creation and financing of a bike park, in partnership with the city. To find out more about this project, read the press release. https://www.groupe-ect.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/VIDEO-2025-01-10-07-53-21-USA-Remblaiement-Gardnet.mp4 Garnet, Palm Springs, rehabilitation of a former quarry The Garnet, Palm Springs site is now operational. It takes in soil from surrounding construction

Landify US continues to expand with the opening of a new site in Garnet, Palm Springs. This site, dedicated to the management of inert soil and materials from the Californian construction industry, is intended to restore a former quarry. This initiative is part of a circular economy approach to building materials. https://www.groupe-ect.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/VIDEO-2025-01-10-07-53-21-USA-Remblaiement-Gardnet.mp4 Find out more about Landify US

In July 2024, a drone flyover captured images of Parc de la Plaine in Iverny, a space that embodies a vision of local development and sustainable planning. Initiated by Olivier Stehlin, Mayor of Iverny, the aim of this project is to offer local residents a place for relaxation and sport in harmony with nature. Located between the village and the plain, the park features a sports trail with 8 outdoor apparatus, allowing everyone to enjoy physical activity outdoors. A bicycle rack has been installed to encourage soft mobility. This soothing natural setting invites residents to recharge their batteries while enjoying

In June 2024, Isabelle Ruckebusch, mayor of Houdain (62), presented to the local press the transformation of an abandoned communal plot of land into an urban park, designed to revitalize the environment and offer residents a new space in which to relax. Named Parc de la Chaussée Brunehaut, this project illustrates a strong commitment to sustainable development and the reclamation of green spaces. In this INTERVIEW, Isabelle Ruckebusch highlights the role played by ECT Hauts-de-France in this exemplary redevelopment.

Landify ECT Corporation, ECT’s US subsidiary, opens first site The arrival of the first cubic yards of excavated soil from the Californian construction industry is a milestone for Landify. Taking place in the heart of the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge The salt ponds of the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge are protected by over 70 miles of dikes. Excavated soil, previously selected and traced by Landify, will contribute directly to their maintenance, while reducing consolidationand flood control costs. Landify set up in California in 2023. By combining technical expertise and environmental commitment, the

Throughout the year, ECT brings excavated soil to life with sustainable development projects. Discover l’Oeil du Ciel through the seasons. A work of land art created by A. Grumbach and ECT in 2023.

Produced by Les Films d’Ici, this 15-minute video presents the conception and realization of L’Œil du Ciel. On the ECT site in Villeneuve sous-Dammartin, Antoine Grumbach designed a work of land art on the scale of the Paris metropolis. Laurent Mogno, President of ECT, places the work within the overall project for the site, and in a context of circular economy for excavated soil in the Ile-de-France region. Last but not least,farmer Jean-Baptiste Gautier imagines this artistic creation in the heart of the fields, while the site machines sculpt the work and the gardeners draw its contours.

How to create a landscaped park open to all, applying the principles of the circular economy? Reuse soil from construction sites to create a nature and leisure area open to all. As part of a competition organized by the company for the children of its employees, Jaëlle illustrated the creation of a park. This drawing retraces all the steps involved in the realization of an ECT project that responds to local issues.

How do you turn an unauthorized dump into a landscaped park? Julia, aged 8, illustrates the answer in comics. This animated comic retraces all the steps involved in ECT’s project: from a damaged site to the park’s opening to the public. The drawing was part of a competition organized by the company for the children of its employees to illustrate the company’s business and their parents’ professions.