The location of the villa overhanging the bay of Villefranche, and the entrance from the roof, like an observatory, create an impression of diving. The villa fits into the existing contours and terraces of the site and is integrated discretely into the pine forest.
The renovation of the 20th century villa Jane Andrée includes the project to restore the gardens by creating a landscaped park around the villa. The architectural and landscape objectives integrate coherently and harmonious with the main courtyard, the new water feature, the shady courtyards and the formal gardens.
This magnificent listed historic garden on the Ile Sainte-Marguerite dates back to the 17th century. The regular geometry of its gardens seems to reproduce a French landscape made up of a rich variety of Mediterranean plants in the Hispano-Moorish style. The goal is to extend the history of this unique place while respecting its heritage.
The Baraques roundabout linking the RD 6202, on the left bank of the Var and the RD 6202 Bis on the right bank is the first major road intersection one comes to when travelling into Nice from the hinterland. This role as a strategic gateway into the city is echoed in the landscaping of the roundabout where two families of plants meet in the form of groves that create an almost theatrical setting for the sculpture of Bernard Pagès « Vent debout ».
The residential area of San Peire in Roquebrune-sur-Argens is located in the heart of the coastal district of des Issambres. As part of the housing development and landscaping of outside spaces, this project concerns the creation of a square or a long esplanade that will link a boulevard with the residential area and provide access to the sea front promenade and to the shore.
The project reflects an urban approach combined with a strong landscaping element. In keeping with the global perception and the history of the site we will link the upper esplanade with the port and the sea, thus strengthening its ties with the neighbourhood.
Port Canto is situated at the end of La Croisette, between the sea and the Square Verdun park. The goal of this architectural and landscaping project is to redefine the port enabling it to become part of the city. The exterior spaces are enhanced with the creation of a large square, a new activity space in the heart of the Port of Cannes. Existing premises will be restored to allow for the implantation of shops giving the whole of the port a face lift.
Listed as a Historical Monument, the Citadelle Saint-Elme will undergo a programme of architectural and landscape restoration in keeping with its historical and heritage dimensions.
The project involves the geometry of the bastions and the connections to be constructed between them, but also between the interior of the citadel and the urban fabric. The restored walks and the landscaping of the spaces reveal the exceptional position of the fort in its relationship with Villefranche-sur-Mer and its horizons.
The IKEA and Bouygues real estate project is located in the lower section of la Plaine du Var. The objective is to position Saint-Isidore as Eco valley’s urban district, while at the same time respecting the continuity of the current mixed urbanisation of Saint Isidore Nord and the environmental context.
It is a park for which the Agay becomes both the fluid axis generating the architectural movement and the landscape partition of the atmosphere of the program. The project offers residents a natural space including a vast expanse of grasses waving in the breeze, a swimming pond where the bathing waters merge with the surrounding aquatic garden, as well as a network of walkways that circulate the park in a radiant and concentric geometric pattern bordered. In short, a décor « rivetted to the landscape ».
