Monaco Developments: Monte Carlo Building
Monaco developments – Monte Carlo buildings & architects – Monaco architecture information, projects: index page for architectural designs.
Blue Beauty Lab, Oceanographic Institute Monaco
Universal Design Studio has unveiled its latest retail concept: Biotherm’s innovative Blue Beauty Lab in Monaco. It is a destination for buyers and brand ambassadors to learn about the complex marine research and activism at the heart of the L’Oréal owned premium skincare brand
Villa Troglodyte in Monaco: Jean-Pierre Lott
Villa Troglodyte in Moaco designed by Jean-Pierre Lott Architecte poses the question of the human relationship with nature, and from nature to culture: living areas have openings cut out of the rock in search of light.
Projet pour le site de Fontvieille, Monaco
Projet pour le site de Fontvieille in Monaco, architecture design by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas – restructuring and extension, grouping cultural spaces, commercial spaces and urban landscape.
Most extravagant new developments in Monaco guide
Monaco’s most recent new developments are set to become famous landmarks due to their striking design
Hôtel de Paris Monte Carlo reopens, Monaco
Hôtel de Paris Monte Carlo reopens this winter after renovations. Expect the best Monaco interior design, a luxury spa, & the finest dining in the Principality.
Monaco Yacht Club, Development Monte Carlo
Design: Foster + Partners. Grand opening of new building for the Yacht Club de Monaco. Opening celebrations were held on Friday at the Yacht Club de Monaco, led by HSH Prince Albert II and attended by Lord Foster and the club’s members.
The Pavilions Monte Carlo, Monaco Luxury Stores
Design: architect Richard Martinet of Affine Design. Five buildings house 21 luxury boutiques in the city centre: eschewing classical rationality the curvaceous geometry of the architecture is no stranger in the site context.
Monaco Development: Maritime Building Extension
The Monaco development is set to cover 275,000 square meters (3 million square feet) of housing, retail and tourist facilities, as well as a flagship new public building – details of which have yet to be released
