The architect opted here for a series of four monumental buildings, separated but joined together by the play of serpentine lines, inspired by the sails of a boat. Arranged in tiered terraces, the floors draw pyramidal shapes, which are reminiscent of the movement of the waves and the surrounding hills. These numerous organic references inscribe the whole in its environment, while highlighting its monumental character.

On the façade, a certain regularity and formal purity prevail, induced by the alignment and superposition of the horizontal guardrails. This homogeneity is made possible by the layout, on the land side, of a corridor serving the 1,300 through-dwelling units. On the sea side, the insertion of large temperate terraces, symbols of a southern lifestyle, allows to fully appreciate the quality of outdoor spaces, formed by the curves of buildings and transformed into green spaces. The marina, finally, extends the promenade and energizes the urban area, thanks to its many facilities.

After the Liberation, André Minangoy (1904-1985) moved to Cannes and Vence, where he successfully pursued his architectural activity. He notably created the estate of Pierre-Longue in Cannes, whose balconies already announced the architecture of Marina Baie des Anges. This last project allows him to develop a relationship of friendship with Mr. Jean Marchand, owner of the Marina Group and associate of the Nouvel Group for the construction of the whole. When André Minangoy died in 1985, all his artistic and literary rights were transferred to Jean Marchand.