In the Pleubian, what does the new marine wellness area project look like? [En images] – Bluebean

The project for the new marine wellness area was presented Thursday evening, during a meeting of the Pleubian Municipal Council. This is the project chosen by the competition jury meeting on July 1 at Lannion Treasure Community. Architect David Krass of Rennes. This project is part of a strong environmental approach, its architecture is exemplary, and intended to be discreet,” said Pleubian Mayor Loic Mahé from the outset.

No Parking

To specify: “The existing building of heritage value has been preserved. It will be surrounded by a garden of diversity. It also incorporates the unevenness of the terrain and does not affect the views of the surrounding buildings. There will be no parking. It has a strong cohesion with our maritime identity, our structure, and the interest of tourists in today’s sector is in demand.”

Next step, building permit

The project will be presented to the interests of the state, the province and the architect of buildings in France with the aim of obtaining a building permit. As a reminder, the previous project, which removed the old farm, was rejected by the latter. For Monique Le Barlow, a member of the Opposition Council, “This plan was really the one that could be kept with the neighborhood in mind.”

After this offer, it was appropriate for the municipal council to vote on the legal aid that the municipality would follow throughout the project. The mayor suggests Lexcap, attorneys who specialize in public law. He will be paid on a billed basis when he intervenes. This choice was validated by the entire Council except for Eugene Le Brienne, a member of the Opposition Council, who voted against it.