Lucile Jagut

P3 acquires a 44,000 m² logistics development project in Persan from SEMAVO société d'économie mixte d'aménagement du Val d'Oise and Linkcity. P3 has acquired a 12-hectare site in Persan (Val-d’Oise) to develop P3 Persan, a 44,000 m² Class A logistics platform. 📍 Strategic location: Direct access to the A16 and N104, well connected to Paris, CDG Airport, and major European transport corridors. 🌱 Sustainable design: Targeting BREEAM Excellent, with rooftop solar panels and flexible unit options. 🤝 Collaborative development: The project was initiated by Linkcity and SEMAVO under a CPI agreement. Construction will be entrusted to Bouygues Construction teams, starting in October 2025 with delivery scheduled for November 2026. Advisors: Linkcity & SEMAVO were advised by A26 Architectures, B27, C&L NOTAIRES (CASAGRANDE ET LABROUSSE NOTAIRES), and D.ACT Notaires Pantin. P3 was advised by Screeb Notaires, LPA Law, AGENCE BRUT, HPC Envirotec SAS, and AIRELLES Environnement. With this acquisition, P3 strengthens its presence in the #GreaterParisLogistics corridor, continuing to selectively develop high-quality, future-ready assets in Europe’s most attractive markets. 👉 Read more in our press release: https://lnkd.in/dAcxtrBJ #Logistics #RealEstate #Development #P3LogisticParks #France

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🚀 POV: The Power of Murals – Lessons from a Guadeloupe Masterpiece 🇬🇵 Murals are more than just art on walls—they’re stories told in color, scale, and emotion. The Guadeloupe mural is a perfect reminder that design, whether on a canvas, a screen, or a wall, is about impact, message, and connection. Here’s what we can learn from this mural and apply directly to graphic design: 🔹 1. Scale creates presence Large murals dominate the space and capture attention instantly. In design, bold headlines, striking visuals, and strong hierarchy serve the same purpose. 🔹 2. Colors carry culture The mural reflects the identity and spirit of Guadeloupe. Similarly, thoughtful color choices in design communicate mood, culture, and brand personality. 🔹 3. Storytelling is everything A mural isn’t random—it’s a narrative. Every element adds to the story. Great design does the same by blending imagery, text, and layout to guide the audience. 🔹 4. Public art = accessibility Murals are open to everyone; they democratize art. In graphic design, clarity and simplicity make your message accessible to a wider audience. 🔹 5. Context shapes meaning A mural in Guadeloupe has a different impact than the same artwork elsewhere. In design, knowing your audience and cultural context makes your work more relevant. 🔹 6. Emotion drives connection Whether it’s pride, joy, or wonder, murals evoke emotion. In design, emotional resonance is what turns a simple visual into a memorable experience. ✨ Key Takeaway: Murals remind us that design is not just decoration—it’s communication, storytelling, and cultural expression. Whether on a wall or a website, the principles remain the same: scale, color, context, and emotion matter. 👉 Follow me Learn Graphic Design for more creative insights, design lessons, and inspiration to sharpen your design mindset. #LearnGraphicDesign #Murals #DesignInspiration #CreativeProcess #ArtAndDesign #StorytellingThroughDesign #CreativityUnlocked #VisualCommunication #CultureInDesign #DesignerLife

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