Biocluster

Rehabilitation of the Old Strasbourg Stud Farm into a coworking space and medical innovation hub

Located in the heart of Strasbourg, the Haras Biocluster is part of the rehabilitation of an 18th-century heritage site. Housed in the former riding arena, this space dedicated to medical innovation features a contemporary interior architecture within a remarkable historical volume. Walkways, suspended platforms, and lightweight structures interact with the existing framework, revealing an intervention that is both respectful and assertive.

This architectural photography reportage explores the relationship between heritage and contemporary creation. Created at a key stage in my career, these images already reflect a particular attention paid to lines, materials and natural light. Wood, metal, and glass structure the compositions and guide the interpretation of the volumes, while plays of transparency highlight the dynamics of the workspaces. This project, photographed independently, reflects a developing vision, guided by the desire to reveal the architectural essence of the place.