The TNA agency carries out numerous sports and aquatic building projects for local authorities. Its activity is developing both in the field of new constructions and in rehabilitation, for rural communities as well as for metropolitan areas, on sports approaches but also in the field of leisure, well-being and relaxation.
The agency invests in the environmental approaches of the 21st century way of building; as such, the rehabilitation of existing buildings is one of the spearheads of its activity: less demolitions, less waste, more re-employment, become key words in its methodology; the Bains de Strasbourg are a fine expression of this ...
In this approach, TNA's expertise is also developing in the field of listed buildings and listed historic monuments; after the Butte aux Cailles swimming pool (ISMH 1924-Louis Bonnier), and before the delivery of the restoration of the Leclerc swimming pool in Pantin (ISMH 1937-Charles Auray), the Bains de Strasbourg are now a major reference for the agency.
