Create new C++ object at specific memory address?

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You want placement new(). It basically calls the constructor using a block of existing memory instead of allocating new memory from the heap.

Edit: make sure that you understand the note about being responsible for calling the destructor explicitly for objects created using placement new() before you use it!

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