The primary function of the Porquerolles Island project is to allow an increase in the station’s wastewater treatment capacity, which inevitably leads to larger sizing of the new buildings. Here, the challenge is to integrate these new buildings as well as possible into the natural terrain, while modifying the relief and vegetation as little as possible.
In Saint-Laurent-du-Var, the Jacquons real estate program concerns on the one hand the creation of housing with a strong vegetal footprint, and on the other hand, the creation of a park.
The Leo Rousson school, in the town of Nîmes, is getting a makeover and is reviewing its layout with the ambition to achieve a quality of space and organization for a rich, flexible education and evolving over time. This project will achieve the overarching goal of academic success and educational.
A supporting landscape born from « a rich agricultural tradition », the land in the Pugets district is located on the side of hillside and is part of the landscape unit of the Var Valley. This territory, represented in the form of a large garden resulting from a rural economy, has enabled multifaceted urbanization with individual and collective housing.
Providing a new function can be the opportunity to come back to weave links through an ambitious development project which, well beyond the insertion of a new wastewater treatment plant, takes into account the site itself. and creates a driving project which gives back its letters of nobility to the Jean Marais theater.
The ZAC Roure program is a major urban operation of the City of Grasse which includes both a center of activities and a business hotel, a clinic, a perfume museum, a center administration, a large brewery, a hotel, housing in the lower part.
Breathtaking view of the bay of Villefranche, this contemporary villa has a garden organized in terraces. The landscaped approach recreates the effect of a theater on the sea. The water from the swimming pool, highlighted by a ceramic wall, supporting a tropical garden, flows into a set of pools opening onto the exceptional panorama. Four garden boards alternate and highlight the horizon.
The project plans to recreate a prestigious hotel establishment, including both the restoration of the existing building and the creation of a garden, a sort of gateway from the sea or by land. Designed in hollow, it is made up of Mediterranean species, it emphasizes the landscape base of the Fort and enhances the exceptional natural setting of the place.
It all started with an idea : to recreate around this famous Art Deco palace, created in 1929 in the pine forest of Juan-les-Pins by billionaire Franck Jay Gould, the spirit of the “modern garden”. The landscaping project foresees a main entrance to the building in the north with ponds, waterways and planting of an exuberant Mediterranean garden. To the south, the creation of a garden inspired by the “roaring twenties” facing the sea with swimming pool, promenade decorated with arbors and a set of mirror facades reflecting the garden or the panorama.
Located in the heart of one of the most famous botanical parks in the world, the large Guangzhou Garden hosts the exhibition greenhouses. This project is ambitious because it must not only embody the image of Gangzhou as a modern and international metropolis, but also reflect culture, life science and contemporary art.
