The improvement and promotion of Chatellier Park has as its goal to re-establish its public vocation, while restoring the legacy, which had entitled the site to be listed in 1933. The operational management programme intends to:

- Preserve and restore its landscape and historical legacy.

- Draw attention to the site from its surroundings.

- Renew the green cover.

- Guarantee integration of the site’s activities.

- Take into account and manage the different type of visitors and their flows.

- Ensure quality treatment (range of materials and equipment).

This project consists in rereading the “Parcours de René-Louis de Girardin”. The objective is to return to the historically original design in successive stages, following a programme: of highlighting pre-existing features and then setting up coherent prospective managing practices, so as to control park’s development.

Reference work for historic and landscape knowledge of Paris’ Ménagerie du Jardin des Plantes. Its goal is to:

-Understand historical evolution, from the viewpoint of spatial organisation and the methods displaying animals.

-Highlight the landscape’s value, its potentiality and its malfunctions.

This document foreshadows prior reflection on a restoration project.

Survey and work supervision for re-doing Meudon Observatory’s lawns, walkways and paths.

The spirit of the outside arrangements relies on a peaceful atmosphere in the heart of aplanted area. These plantings protect the house from being overlooked from neighbours and let views over the countryside and Mediterranean filter through. The landscape’s design maintains the essential nature of the wooded hillside, below the house: “ a house between natural woodlands and gardened terraces”, colourful and generous botanical species on the terraces contrast with the calm of the Alep’s pine forest.

After conducting a general diagnosis of the park (including analysis of composition, plants’ architecture and the atmosphere they emanate, viewpoints, the health of the trees, and the state of tree avenues, forest density), the survey defines for each sector a programme of promotion, according to management unit (preservation, restoration or modification) based on a phase-calculated cost.

Development of a park for a leisure residence in Brittany based on an ornamental and productive planting strategy. The overall composition relies on two perpendicular axis offering the park’s discovery: the North/South axis crosses an orchard, the farm’s courtyard, a vast kitchen garden; the East/ West axis starts in the vineyards along a pathway which is edged with multi-coloured shrub roses. This axis goes on through the kitchen garden and a hardy meadow having crossed a pool and aquatic garden.

Restructuring Rochefort’s old hospital into a hotel/restaurant. The outdoors areas and particularly the central courtyard are converted into a living area, leaving room for a park with a garden atmosphere and sport facilities. The grand square is accessible by car, and leads directly to the hotel’s entrance, the western “sundown” terrace, the water parterre and its island, the park with strips of miscellaneous vegetation (impressive spring flowering and autumn colours).

Designing a garden following a new concept, offering the visitor a lively and changing space, welcoming triennial vegetal exhibitions. Its shape is a landscape-reminder of medieval gardens, so it illustrates what could have been “green experimentation” in the Middle Ages. As an observation laboratory, it is also ornamentally rich, for the strollers’ delight.

Create a zoo for children, enabling a privileged approach and contact, where they can look closely and touch; stroke, even feed their favourite animals. In the middle of the plot are organised separate enclosures, imitating a cell design and offering visitors multiple viewpoints.

This project’s proposes the implementation of a vast hotel resort (Spa, restaurant, luxury villas) in a natural wooded area and contemporary Chinese garden. The latter distinguishes itself by its remarkable colours, offering distant views towards the mountains

General survey aiming at restoring the park at Chateau Balleroy. The project proposes garden-scaled interventions as well as park-scaled ones. The implementation of the first work lot has enabled the restoration and replanting of the largest avenue on this estate.

A luxury aquatic resort project. The hotel’s concept reconciles sustainable principles and local development considerations via the installations of independent floating platforms.

Le projet est une restructuration urbaine à Moscou, à deux pas du Kremlin.

Le parc, pensé comme rotule, relie fonctionnellement les lieux qui le composent et qui se situent en périphérie.

Plusieurs niveaux de terrasses, protégées par de larges bandes boisées, permettent d’organiser les différents lieux sur la topographie existante : le niveau supérieur de la rue Varvarka, est composé d’une part, d’un vaste jardin en partie supérieure et en sous-sols, d’un parking, et d’autre part d’une terrasse historique, avec ses monuments et églises. La seconde terrasse est constituée d’une immense galerie marchande. Puis vient le centre d’art et de musique, dont la galerie principale propose une vue entièrement dégagée sur le fleuve. Enfin, il y a le belvédère surplombant le fleuve. La variété de taille et les proportions crée une possibilité d’organiser tous types d’événements, le parc est parfaitement adapdables aux usages futurs. Les batiments sont semi enterrés, ne créant ainsi pas d’ostacle à la circulation des piétons. Enfin des passerelles permettent de traverser tout le parc et de profiter de cet espace dédié à la nature.