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Il y a deux mois, le projet de téléphérique entre l’aéroport Marseille-Provence et la gare de Vitrolles franchissait une étape en entrant dans le plan Marseille en Grand tous les acteurs impliqués ont signé une convention de partenariat Elle doit faire aboutir ce nouveau transport par câble en 2029 Le document engage ainsi l’Aéroport Marseille Provence (3 M€) la Métropole Aix-Marseille-Provence (22 M€) la Région Sud (4 M€) et Airbus Helicopters (3 M€) pour réaliser ce projet à 43 millions d’euros Si le groupe industriel d’hélicoptères civils et militaires participe c’est que son usine de 12 000 employés située à mi-parcours de cette future ligne aérienne sera également desservie Un kilomètre sépare la gare ferroviaire de Vitrolles et l’aéroport en contrebas Les passagers pourront les parcourir à 20 mètres d’altitude pour un trajet estimé à 6 minutes Avec un départ toutes les 6 minutes ce nouveau transport doit atteindre une capacité de 1 000 voyageurs par heure Mais le projet vise aussi à reconnecter la gare de Vitrolles à la zone d’activités Cap Horizon et ses 80 hectares située quelques dizaines de mètres au dessus une butte et le rail barrent l’accès entre ces deux sites La Métropole prévoit donc de créer une connexion entre la gare et la zone d’activités avec la mise en service d’un ascenseur Il fonctionnera sur le principe d’un funiculaire pour gravir la butte L’État et la Région Sud co-financent ce projet à huit millions Il doit entrer en fonction au premier semestre 2026 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Cela fait presque 10 ans que le sujet est dans les tuyaux. En 2023 la Métropole Aix-Marseille-Provence avait présenté le projet affiné d’un téléphérique entre la gare Vitrolles Aéroport Marseille-Provence (VAMP) et l’aéroport Marseille-Provence (AMP) de Marignane Le projet devrait bien se concrétiser mais d’ici 2029 au lieu de 2027 annoncé précédemment Il vient d’entrer dans la liste des projets de transports du plan Marseille en Grand Il rejoint ainsi les 15 programmes soutenus par l’État pour améliorer la mobilité du territoire le Groupement d’intérêt public (GIP) s’est réuni ce mardi 10 décembre pour acter ce seizième projet du plan d’une capacité estimée de 1 000 voyageurs par heure Le coût prévisionnel du projet avoisine désormais 43 millions d’euros Ce budget comprend l’ensemble des transformations de la gare de Vitrolles pour en faire un véritable pôle multimodal Il s’agit aussi de relier la gare à la zone d’activités Cap Horizon et ses 80 hectares mais coupée par une butte et le rail Un petit funiculaire assurera cette liaison la Métropole prendra en charge 28 millions d’euros l’aéroport mettra environ 3 millions d’euros de sa poche où le téléphérique proposera une desserte à mi-chemin pour ses 12 000 employés ce bassin représente 30 000 emplois Le téléphérique vient ainsi compléter le rail pour proposer une solution de transport fluide et décarbonée notamment pour les 9 millions de passagers annuels de l’aéroport Seuls 20% utilisent les transports en commun seulement un dixième privilégie le train contre le bus et les cars pour l’immense majorité Le temps de trajet de Marseille Saint-Charles à l’aéroport par le rail passerait sous la barre des 30 minutes avec le téléphérique C’est à peu près la durée du même trajet en navette routière qui est toutefois soumise aux aléas du trafic architect jean-pierre lott has completed a sculptural multi-media library in vitrolles — a city on the outskirts of marseille in the south of france the building has been designed to express ‘movement and lightness’ as a metaphor for reading the scheme features a contrasting façade that comprises an inviting level of glazing aligned with the street an undulating veil of white concrete features apertures that resemble lattice work all images © aldo amoretti the transparent base offers pedestrians a clear view of the library’s entrance, its exhibition spaces, the café, and the auditorium. the upper level contains the more secluded reading rooms, which have been designed in a manner that reflects the rippling elevations. throughout the project jean-pierre lott paid close attention to the amount of light that enters the structure the north facing façade has more openings ensuring a constant source of northern light the undulating veil of concrete features apertures that resemble lattice work sharing a direct connection with the reception area the children’s section is located on the ground floor adjoining a garden that allows for outdoor activity the ‘fairy tale hour’ room hovers above the reception area providing a place for dreaming and storytelling a grand staircase leads to the level above where open walkways link the various rooms the uppermost storey contains the reading floors and can be accessed by a dedicated service elevator an inviting level of glazing is aligned with the street the ‘fairy tale hour’ room hovers above the reception area a grand staircase leads to the level above elevated walkways connect the various rooms areas of greenery are found within the scheme the building’s appearance changes depending on the time of day the multi-media library is located in vitrolles project: vitrolles media libraryaddress: 1 place de la liberté 13127 vitrolles client: city of vitrollesclient representative: icadearchitect: jean-pierre lott – architect of recordTCE engineering consultant: OTEISHQE engineering consultant: OASIISacoustics engineering consultant: ACOUSTBsurface area: 3,990 sqm net floor areatotal cost: €10m excluding VATenvironmental certification: BDM building silver levelproject duration: 20 months competition: 2012 construction: 2013 — 2015 completion: 2016 photography: aldo amoretti AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Be vigilant ! 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Inventing the future with a human perspective means continuing to grow while staying true to who we are Maintain our balance between construction and concessions businesses  Eiffage puts at your disposal tools to facilitate your exchanges with the group Find here all the news Eiffage Group and stay connected on our application and networks The media library of Vitrolles received a double reward during the XXVth edition of Cemex Building Awards for its esthetic and innovative character The prize-giving took place in the presence of the architect the representative of the city of Vitrolles and José Lopez el Hoyo branch manager Cemex Bétons Bouche-du-Rhône Now the big challenge looms for Jonah Lomu: a crash course in five different languages as the Jonah phenomenon continues to rumble through Europe and Asia like a steam train The French and Spanish classes are under way says The Big Fella as he reclines in a chair in the lobby of the Pullman Hotel in Marseille tattoos of the names of his nine-month-old son Brayley and partner Nadine inked large on each of his mega-forearms "I've got a few languages that I've got to learn in the next couple of months .. I'm taking all those at once," he told NZPA "But that's all to do with business that I'm into It's hard but it's something I have to learn and at the same time show respect to the companies and people I'm dealing with." His main gig these days is rugby ambassador for adidas but he's also linking with some energy companies in China and is Japan's face of their 2019 Rugby World Cup although their lingo is causing him the biggest headaches Mandarin's not so bad because I understand a bit of Cantonese so it's not too far off calculates he flew from New Zealand to Europe 53 times last year hence his move to settle in France and play some rugby as the star signing for third division club Marseille-Vitrolles on a three-year deal I'd fly here for 24-48 hours then I was on a plane back home I was home for two days then I was back on a plane over here." It's still hectic for the All Blacks legend who played his final test against Wales in 2002 before the much-publicised illness which left him barely able to walk and required a kidney transplant he's bigger in parts of Europe than he is in New Zealand He was given a standing ovation by the National Stadium crowd in Tokyo before last month's Bledisloe Cup Test And he almost caused a stampede in Milan at a signing session when the All Blacks were in town I had to prep them on what it was going to be like especially once we landed here in Marseille," Lomu said when we got off the plane and there were so many camera flashes you couldn't see where the baggage carousel was and I have good security around me when I know there's going to be mad days." Maserati invited Lomu to test drive their new Quattroporte GTS from Marseille to Milan for the All Blacks' Test there Lomu still loves his grown-up toys and is awaiting delivery of his new sets of wheels All with a legendary Lomu sound systems installed But I don't take delivery of both for another three weeks," he says He reportedly flew his favourite Welsh tattooist to Dubai in March to get Brayley and Nadine's names inked on his arms He wants them to be happy in their new surroundings and says they've settled in well after the initial media storm They move into a house next month after spending the initial weeks in a hotel but also with parents that come from different cultures I will teach him the Tongan language and I also understand a little bit of Maori We'll try to teach him a bit of all the cultures he has in him but also show him what the French culture is about France will be home for the next three years He hasn't ruled out a move back to New Zealand but admits the laidback lifestyle here has quickly grabbed him Lomu caught up with the All Blacks this week including his old mate Ma'a Nonu who he used to drive to Hurricanes training in Wellington He was at their captain's run today at Stade Velodrome ahead of the Test against France standing out like a beacon in an orange t-shirt and chewing the fat with Graham Henry "It's been a privilege to know the guys and be around them It's great to see this team grow into a team that quite possibly could win the World Cup in 2011 I know what these guys are going through and what they have to put themselves through to win a game." His influence was noted by All Blacks captain Richie McCaw who said he couldn't believe the awe in which Lomu was held in Europe more than a decade after his awesome deeds at the 1995 and 1999 World Cups and his recent bodybuilding exploits in Wellington he's in fine shape after ballooning up to 142kg two years ago He was happy enough with his effort for his new club in their 63-18 win over Montmelian at the weekend At the weekend I didn't try to do anything crazy or stupid or anything like that I did my job and didn't try to do too much but when you're on the pitch everything goes at 100 miles an hour "Marseille Vitrolles is on the point of finalising the transfer of the greatest legend in world rugby," a club statement said The Marseille Vitrolles website quoted the 34-year-old Lomu as saying: "I took a sabbatical year to be at my pregnant partner's side and to fully enjoy this important moment in any man's life "Everyone thought I had ended my playing career I still feel the desire to play and it will be me alone who decides when to call it a day "My ambition is to help a club like Marseille join the group of top clubs in France." Lomu exploded on to the international stage at the 1995 World Cup in South Africa and he went on to become a global superstar in the sport as it moved into the professional era But after winning 63 caps for his country his top-flight career was cut short by a kidney illness that eventually required a transplant in July 2004 Subsequently he played for Cardiff in 2005-06 before returning to New Zealand and playing for North Harbour Jonah Lomu made his much anticipated return to rugby on the weekend as he turned out for his new club Marseilles-Vitrolles in the French Third Division has battled with illness an injury for many seasons now was the major drawcard as 2500 people and over 100 media personal flocked to the ground to watch Lomu’s new team thrash Montmelian 64-13 and apparently looked nervous and unsure of himself and said he actually struggled with the language “It was a little difficult to understand my team-mates who were talking very fast in French,” said Lomu “I asked them to speak a little less quickly I did feel a bit lost on the pitch at times.” as much from the public as from my team-mates,” he said Lomu’s new home in Marseilles is just a few minutes from the hotel the New Zealand team are staying at ahead of their meeting with France Former Wellington teamate Ma’a Nonu says they’re eagerly anticipating a visit from the legendary All Black He’s always going to be a legend in every kid’s eyes It will be good to have him around,” Nonu said “Jonah’s one of those big fellas that looks after the young guys “I just lived down the road in Miramar and he used to pick me up for training I was pretty lucky … He had a few nice cars too We had requests for footage of Jonah’s return It doesn’t feature much action from him at all but it does show the hype that surrounds everywhere he goes There’s also a pretty decent hand off Jonah Lomu finds success with bodybuilding 2018 9:00 AMCapturing the Aftermath of Wildfires in FranceYou don't have to have experienced a wildfire to know what one looks like but what happens in their wake is less obvious.1 / 15ChevronChevronArnaud TeicherA landscape begins to recover following a wildfire in Vitrolles southern France.Save this storySaveSave this storySaveEvery summer as wildfires rage Firefighters and air tankers battle the blazes dumping bucketloads of retardant the color of cherry Kool-Aid His quietly stunning images record the landscape at varying stages of recovery, from sweeping scenes of blackened trees to detail shots of flowers popping through the soil. They demonstrate the powerful effect wildfires have on the landscape, while gently reminding onlookers that they are not necessarily the end of the story, but often just another beginning. It is the essential source of information and ideas that make sense of a world in constant transformation The WIRED conversation illuminates how technology is changing every aspect of our lives—from culture to business The breakthroughs and innovations that we uncover lead to new ways of thinking France - Fires whipped by high winds ravaged swaths of southern France and Portugal on Wednesday burning scores of homes and forcing the evacuation of thousands multiple fires formed a column marching toward the Mediterranean port city of Marseille killing three elderly people and leaving more than 300 with minor burns and smoke inhalation A forest watchman was killed on the mainland during the night when one of more than 100 blazes engulfed the caravan he was sleeping in 150 kilometers (95 miles) north of Lisbon as the fire in southern France moved toward Marseille At least 2,700 hectares (6,670 acres) of land were devastated battling a separate blaze in the nearby Herault region - brought under control like a fire in an industrial area outside Marseille that stocks oil and petrochemicals The Marseille airport rerouted incoming flights to make way for firefighting aircraft were bracing for flames that risked lapping at its doors Thick layers of ochre-colored smoke dimmed the afternoon skies of sun-drenched Marseille while black plumes rose above Vitrolles and Pennes-Mirabeau Firefighters in both countries battled multiple blazes fanned by high winds and fed by brush in a hot A full 186 wildfires were counted Wednesday on Portugal's mainland But the blazes were exceptionally powerful in both countries roaring through Madeira and southern France at the height of the tourist season - a mainstay of the economy of Madeira islands Portugal's National Civil Protection Service reported 14 major wildfires burning out of control in mainland Portugal where almost 4,500 firefighters were in action in a massive operation supported by 28 water-dumping aircraft and 1,300 vehicles the government requested help from other European Union countries The Madeira fire forced the evacuation of more than 1,000 residents and tourists in the islands Residents described chaotic nighttime scenes with people fleeing the flames by car at high speed on the wrong side of the road told reporters the three local victims died in their burned homes early Wednesday as the wildfire hit the coastal city in the dark He said two other people were seriously hurt and one person went missing At least 37 houses and a five-star hotel had burned down more than 1,000 people were evacuated in several towns about 25 kilometers (15.5 miles) north of Marseille where some homes were burned down It's progressing fast," Deputy Marseille Mayor Julien Ruas said on BFM-TV He said firewalls had been set up on the corridor leading toward the city but if the fire passed those "it will move toward the northern neighborhoods of Marseille." and continues burning everything in its path," firefighters said in a statement from a temporary headquarters set up in Vitrolles French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said 1,800 firefighters were mobilized to fight the blazes Some 400 police officers were helping towns secure homes and firefighting aircraft The Madeira blaze broke out Monday and firefighters said the island's steep hills and dense woodland made it hard to reach the flames said officials suspect that fire was started deliberately and police have made two arrests who played 63 Tests for New Zealand between 1994 and 2002 before his career was cut short by kidney disease made his comeback in a 63-18 win over Montmelian in the equivalent of the third division who came to prominence at the 1995 World Cup signed a two-year contract for the Marseille side earlier this year he looked rusty and failed to score a try but said he was happy to have been involved again "I'm rather satisfied," said Lomu "I need to feel more confident and be able to communicate with my team-mates better but this was the first match and I wasn't expecting miracles You can read this article in 2 minutesTrans.INFO International freight transportation services company XPO Logistics has opened a less-than-truckload (LTL) hub in Vitrolles in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region The new facility will be used to distribute palletized loads for leading companies in the textile the 4,500 square metre hub has 46 docks and can manage up to 700 deliveries per day the company has reserved an additional plot allowing for an expansion to 6,000 square metres just 5 km from the Marseille-Provence airport is said to be a strategic location for XPO’s regional LTL development and international reach XPO will use the hub to expand its last mile service “We are excited to expand our LTL network in the south of France to support the demand for our services Our strategic choice of Vitrolles adds significant distribution capabilities close to our customers’ markets and the hub will shorten the length of our nightly distribution runs by 35 minutes on average.” Other key aspects of the facility are as follows: XPO says its LTL network in France currently serves approximately 4,500 customers with nationwide coverage It’s lorry and van drivers make approximately four million deliveries per year Agnieszka Kulikowska - 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The band states: "Every effort was made to push through and play for you, but it is no longer an option to continue." As a result, QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE will not be performing at the following shows: July 10 - Festival Jardin Sonore - Vitrolles, FRJuly 13 - Pohoda Festival - Trencin, SKJuly 16 - Zitadelle Spandau - Berlin, DEJuly 17 - Colours of Ostrava - Ostrava, CZJuly 18 - METAstadt - Vienna, ATJuly 20 - Electric Castle Festival - Cluj, ROJuly 23 - SRC Salata - Zagreb, HRJuly 24 - SRC Salata - Zagreb, HRJuly 27 - Athens Rocks - Athens, GR Ticket holders for festivals, please visit the specific festival web site for updated information. Ticket holders for headline shows will be contacted directly from the point of purchase with further information. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE last performed on Saturday (July 6) in Milan, Italy, after canceling their appearance at the AMA Music Festival the previous night due to unspecified illness. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE's "The End Is Nero" tour is in support of the band's eighth studio album, "In Times New Roman…", hailed by Variety as "self-produced by band founder Homme and one of his strongest QOTSA lineups ever, is one of the rawest and heaviest albums the band has delivered." QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE performed live for the first time in more than three years on May 26, 2023 at the Sonic Temple festival in Columbus, Ohio. Prior to the Columbus gig, Josh Homme and his bandmates played one gig in early 2020, their first since 2018. "In Times New Roman…" was made available digitally and physically on June 16, 2023 via Matador Records. The LP was recorded and mixed at Homme's own Pink Duck (RIP),with additional recording at Shangri-La. The album was produced by QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE and mixed by Mark Rankin. Artwork and double LP gatefold packaging was designed by longtime collaborator Boneface. LP vinyl was made available globally in black, green, red, silver and blue. QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE said in its album announcement that the record reflects the heartache its members have experienced in the past few years. View this post on Instagram A post shared by QOTSA (@queensofthestoneage) You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed surrounded by fragrant pine and almond trees lies the soulless 1960s new town of Vitrolles built to house workers recruited in northern France and Algeria for the factories nearby has been controlled by the far-right National Front Wildfires in southern France have forced people to flee their homes and are threatening the country's second largest city About 1800 firefighters are tackling the blazes and are creating a firewall to try and protect the city along with the outlying town of Fos-sur-Mer where petrochemical plants are located Hundreds of children and adults have been evacuated from recreation centres and homes in the town of Vitrolles Some homes in Vitrolles have already been destroyed Marseille deputy mayor Julien Ruas said the fire was "progressing fast" The city was setting up firewalls on the corridor leading toward it "it will move toward the northern neighborhoods of Marseille" The size of the fire was "absolutely exceptional" and people should stay off the roads Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said firefighters were being backed up by firefighting aircraft About 400 police officers were also being mobilised Four firefighters had been injured battling the fires High winds were fanning the fires and thick smoke was visible across the region Commercial flights leaving Marseille Airport have also been delayed or cancelled World RSS Follow RNZ News Hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes as wildfire creeps towards Marseille Cazeneuve said 1,800 firefighters had been mobilised to fight blazes that have destroyed more than 2,000 hectares of land Around 400 police officers were helping towns secure homes and firefighting aircraft Pauline OKRedonner ses lettres de noblesse au soda c’est l’objectif de la compagnie Owl Black Derrière cette chouette noire se cache une entreprise familiale basée à Vitrolles Tout commence quand le patriarche de la famille élabore la plus célèbre recette de pulpe secouée qui assistent à l’évolution de la préparation et tout naturellement se passionnent pour la fabrication de la boisson. Soucieux de retrouver le goût des boissons de son enfance Carl lance en 2008 Owl Black à Vitrolles Owl Black cherche à allier bien fait et bienfaits Ingrédients rigoureusement sélectionnés et issus de petits producteurs limitation de l’apport en sucre avec près de 40% en moins que chez les marques concurrentes Ici l’accent est mis sur la qualité et le made in France proposait seulement une gamme de boissons énergisantes ici on ne parle pas de taurine et autres ingrédients douteux Owl Black propose des boosters naturels à partir de caféine et de zest de citron soit la partie blanche reconnue pour sa teneur en vitamine C deux parfums existent : pomme ou fruits rouges on craque pour la pomme qui est parfaitement acidulée la chouette se fait plus sage avec la création d’un soda haut de gamme à l’orange on sent l’orange gorgée de soleil de Sicile et en bouche le parfum se fait étonnamment doux on est loin de l’agrume à l’amertume trop prononcée sa distribution se fait exclusivement au Jardin Montgrand mais il y a fort à parier que la chouette prendra très vite son envol pour conquérir tout Marseille Cocktail : Le pulpé de l’été Le pulpé peut s’encanailler et agrémenter nos chaudes nuits d’été en voici en exclusivité la recette : on rajoute des glaçons et on savoure - avec modération - le nouveau cocktail de l’été Owl Black Boissons énergisantes disponibles dans tous les Auchan au prix de 1€ les 50 mLBoisson pulpée 2,50€ en exclusivité au Jardin MontgrandPossibilité de commande et de retrait des boissons à la boutique-usine de Vitrolles Lily : le nouveau bar en vogue à Marseille La Spritzeria : le bar à Spritz vintage et nomade aux airs de Dolce Vita à Marseille