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A stunning oyster bar seamlessly integrated into the cliffside, featuring a sculpted stone ramp, expansive views of Berder Island, and a harmonious blend of natural materials and greenery.
How to give the scenic view without being seen?
A long slow ramp sculptured in the stone ending to a 240m2 oyster bar following the cliff lines
Architectural volumes integrates perfectly the mineral aspect of the surroundings in its vegetal setting and opens generously from the deck to a large scenic view: the stream of Berder Island in Le Golfe du Morbihan (similar to Bay of Islands)
Stone basement alterned with vegetal areas create the ramp, the concrete walls retain the backfill, large glazed sliding walls face the wood decking, and a green roof is the continuum of the garden
Photograph Didier Truffaut
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