This project concerns the creation of a peri-urban recreational area (103 Hectares) and a theme park (32 Hectares) located at the edge of the Etang de Berre. It is part of a system of peripheral parks scaled according to the size of the agglomeration and its natural sites.
The architectural structure and landscaping of the future park will be organised around the central theme of memory and modernity.
The Saint-Martin-Vésubie sports complex is a large-scale project bringing together both architecture and landscaping. The shape and the script of the complex is integrated into the green environment through topographic seams. The structure’s vegetated roof meets the demands of the Saint-Martin-Vésubie site not only conceptually and technically, but also in terms of the botanical and landscaping requirements.
The Landscape Park of the Isthmus of Sablettes is part of a programme to promote tourism in the city of Seyne-sur-Mer as well as part of an interdisciplinary approach which combines geography, history, urban planning and sensitivity with an emotional and living environment.
As part of the studies for the Olonzac Golf Resort development, this project aims to show that it is possible to imagine a new landscape through the preservation of the current one. The landscape feasibility study is a necessary step to encourage general understanding and a debate about the redevelopment of a territory.
This project concerns landscaping the ground plane of the Perussier development area. It reflects the desire to protect the ecological sensitivity of the site and proposes an organised and integrated landscaping of the space.
This project brings together and takes into account different development centres to highlight the tourist sites of sub-Saharan Africa, and the urban and landscaping components in particular.
The project concerns the reconstruction of a historic city – a UNESCO heritage site, composed of three French, English and Portuguese forts, as well as the requalification of other urban spaces.
The creation of a spaceport and theme park on Mauritius is part of a large-scale project dedicated to the new field of space-tourism. The architectural project is based on the double principle of dynamic and static forces. Dynamic for the boomerang- shaped area providing accommodation which is turned towards the lagoon and the ocean, and static for the capsule-shaped area facing the interior and attached to a theme park. The landscaping acts as a source of inspiration generating an atmosphere of tropical parks and thematic gardens.
The 6202 bis, a major departmental road in the Var valley, fits perfectly into the environment by echoing the course of the river and forming a connection between the exceptional landscapes of the sea and the mountains. The initiative of this project is to introduce roadside landscaping using an appropriate palette of plants and vegetation.
The Baie des Anges, like all legendary bays around the world, pulls a powerful geographic and aesthetic punch. Work on such a site implies developing a strong seaside imagery. In the Cité du Parc, a system of paths and openings through the arcades of the cultural areas contrasts with this linear space.
