Indoor & Outdoor Bamboo Products in Bridge Pont d'Issy | MOSO® Bamboo

MOSO^® Bamboo supplies a range of sustainable bamboo products for both interior and exterior architecture. Developed to meet high technical and aesthetic standards, these materials combine performance, durability, and environmental responsibility, offering a renewable alternative to conventional construction materials.

For the Orange Bridge Pont d’Issy headquarters in Issy-les-Moulineaux, the architectural firm VIGUIER incorporated multiple MOSO^® Bamboo solutions—among them MOSO® BambooPlex flooring, MOSO® Bamboo veneer, MOSO® Bamboo indoor beams, and MOSO® Bamboo X-treme^® decking.

The material was used extensively from floor to ceiling, defining the project’s interior atmosphere and reinforcing its biobased architectural identity. Designed to accommodate 3,000 employees, the new Orange headquarters brings together robust construction and natural expression.

Occupying 56,000 m², the building establishes a dialogue between concrete and biobased materials. The architects chose a restrained palette of bamboo, metal, and concrete to maintain coherence between the façade and the interiors. Inside, MOSO^® Bamboo wall coverings and flooring were installed throughout the atrium and common areas, generating warmth and continuity across the large open spaces.

Although oak was first considered for the project, the decision shifted toward bamboo after assessing its superior technical performance. MOSO^® Bamboo products offered strength, durability, and flexibility, while also meeting the project’s sustainability goals.

In total, 8,600 m² of MOSO^® BambooPlex flooring was installed in circulation areas and staircases. The floor features a 4.5 mm High Density^® bamboo wear layer, providing high resistance to impact and intensive use. Certified by the FSC, the flooring also performs well with underfloor heating systems, aligning with the project’s technical and environmental requirements.

The auditorium is lined inside and out with MOSO^® Bamboo veneer and flexible MOSO^® Flexbamboo rolls that adapt to the curvature of the space. To ensure proper acoustic performance, veneer panels were installed over sound-absorbing substrates, while backrests and folding tables were also finished in bamboo. MOSO^® Bamboo indoor beams were used to articulate the false ceiling and curtain wall, contributing to the space’s material consistency.

On the exterior, 1,200 m² of MOSO^® Bamboo X-treme^® decking boards, each 178 mm wide, cover the roof terraces and balconies, extending the warm tone of the interiors outward and maintaining visual unity across the building envelope.

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