Heritage conservation in Mauritius

Novaterra is committed to preserving the historical heritage of Mauritius, particularly that of the northern region where it has its roots. The rehabilitation of industrial structures is at the heart of its expertise and is an integral part of its vision for the sustainable development of the region.
Under development

Mon Rocher

With its historic chimney, century-old trees, and remnants of another era, this thriving setting now hosts stables, a padel club, and a welcoming restaurant.
  • Caña Padel Club
  • Ti'Marmailles Pre-school
  • Les Ecuries de Mon Rocher
  • All Life Matters
Museum

L’aventure du sucre

The L’Aventure du Sucre museum was created to honour Mauritius’ heritage. Housed in a former sugar factory, it traces the country’s history through the story of sugar.
  • Museum
  • "Le Fangourin" Restaurant
  • Private Events
  • The Village Boutik
Jewellery store

Patrick Mavros

The Patrick Mavros jewellery store is set within a former foundry in the heart of Beau Plan, restored by Novaterra with the support of architect Salim Currimjee. Blending modernity and tradition, this timeless and elegant building is well worth a visit.
  • Original stonework
  • Jewellery store and workshop
  • In the heart of the Creative Park
School in operation

HEI Schools Mauritius

This ambitious school, with a curriculum inspired by Northern European countries, has taken root in a historic building in Forbach, once used for sugarcane cultivation. Blending historical remains with modern architecture, the school is surrounded by trees and offers a nurturing environment for children.
  • 850 m² of repurposed ruins
  • Preserved banyans, tamarinds, and frangipanis
  • Transparent pergolas
Under development

Creative Park

With its peaceful atmosphere, the Creative Park is the creative hub of Beau Plan. Its former warehouses — with colorful walls designed by local artists — have been transformed into offices, a flexible space for creative workshops and exhibitions, and a dance studio.
  • Artists’ studios
  • Dance and theatre hall
  • Offices
  • Cultural events
Pavilion

1929

In the heart of the Beau Plan Business Park, 1929 is a fine example of the adaptive reuse of a former rum distillery into a modern office. Making the most of its original features, this meeting space celebrates the site’s history while offering unmatched comfort.
  • Original stonework
  • 20 pax
  • Meeting room

Do you have a question or a project concerning the renovation of an old building?

Please contact us only if your request concerns an existing structure located on our territory.