Eiffage Prize: Polytech Clermont engineering students present their projects

Civil engineering students showcased projects on current and future construction challenges, with awards for offshore wind, timber structures, and deconstruction.

Generic image of construction materials and scaffolding on a building site, in soft daylight.
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Generic image of construction materials and scaffolding on a building site, in soft daylight.

Engineering students from Polytech Clermont participated in the Eiffage Prize, presenting innovative projects on current construction challenges.

The Civil Engineering department at Polytech Clermont hosted the Eiffage Prize, bringing together its engineering students to focus on four key themes for the future of construction.
The awarded projects highlighted topical subjects: first prize went to students for their work on offshore wind turbines. Second place recognized research on timber-framed constructions, while third place emphasized the importance of building deconstruction and material valorization.
Special mention was given to the team working on reinforced and prestressed concrete bridges for their participation.
Through these presentations, students demonstrated their technical knowledge, explored concrete issues, and shared their insights on current and future construction solutions.
This event underscores the richness of engineering education and the importance of the links between the institution and the professional world. Congratulations to all students for their work, the rewarded teams, and the representatives from Eiffage for their presence.
Based on information from the official source: Polytech Clermont (15/10/2026)