The Château de la Léonardsau, located in Obernai in the Alsace region of eastern France, has recently reopened after several years of restoration. Built in the early 20th century, this remarkable estate combines Neo-Renaissance architecture with a landscaped park.

It now hosts exhibitions, conferences and events dedicated to ecology and sustainable mobility, offering visitors a renewed opportunity to explore the richness of its history and architecture.

Mazedia designed the digital devices integrated into the visitor experience, accompanying the scenography created by Atelier Akiko.

An outdoor touchscreen presents the architecture of the château and its evolution over time through clear and accessible visual content.

An interactive table enables visitors to explore the history of the estate via chronological timelines and iconographic resources illustrating its major stages of development.

A dedicated touchscreen kiosk focuses on La Décade prodigieuse, the film by Claude Chabrol shot on-site, providing contextual material that links the production to the history of the domain.

A sound creation evokes the voice of Baron de Dietrich, a key historical figure associated with the château, adding an embodied and atmospheric dimension to the visit.