Village des Fourches
Urban planning · by Lefèvre Devaux André, Aubert Jean · 1961
domaine du Gaou Bénat, Bormes-les- Mimosas, France
The Village des Fourches is part of an extensive development of secondary residences situated on a steep 158-hectare site south of Lavandou, within the historic grounds of Château Bénat. The project comprises 240 vacation homes designed by architects André Lefèvre-Devaux and Jean Aubert, who have been active in the region since 1954. Aiming for seamless integration with the site's topography, the architects apply principles of concealment and harmony, which they previously explored in their designs for Villa Le Pin Blanc in 1957 and Villa Altaïr in 1958, both in the vicinity of the Gaou Bénat estate.
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Nearby architecture
- Villa l'Esquilette by Johnson Philip, 1964
- Résidence Jasimoun by Henry Alfred, 1952
- Maison dite villa Les Alizés by Maurice Blanc, Bentz J-P., 1951
- Maison dite Villa Le Pin-Blanc by Lefèvre Devaux André, 1958
- Maison dite villa Altair by Lefèvre Devaux André, Aubert Jean, 1958
- Station balnéaire Simone-Berriau Plage (ensemble résidentiel) by Pierre Pascalet, 1960
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