Heritage conservation in Mauritius

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.