Location: Omonville-la-Rogue, France.

Architect: Architecture Patrick Mauger.

The Maison de la Hague is an architectural complex located on the Cotentin peninsula in France. It is listed on the French supplementary historic monuments list and aims to increase tourism in the area while developing its natural and ethnological heritage. The complex includes permanent and temporary exhibition galleries, a cultural and scientific research center, and an accommodation wing. The courtyard is the heart of the complex, and a contemporary timber and glass greenhouse outside welcomes hikers and contributes to the region’s image as a focal point merging cultural heritage and modernity.

Photo credit: Didier Boy de la Tour.