This project investigates the integration of wind turbines within the landscape of Northern France, in a territory partly protected by UNESCO World Heritage designation. The study addresses the challenge of introducing energy infrastructure into a highly sensitive cultural landscape while preserving its historical and visual identity.

The project explores hybrid energy systems, combining wind power with complementary storage solutions to optimize production and distribution. Working across scales—from the turbine as an object to its territorial and economic impact—the design seeks a balance between energy performance, economic viability, and the preservation of a protected landscape.