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This new 42,000 m2 park in one of the most underprivileged areas of Paris is a result of grassroots campaigning to provide the area with a quality public space. The presence of a sociologist in the design team, as well as the inclusion in the working team of the future supervisors of the area, has allowed the project to meet the residents' expectations.

The project is made up of a wide range of landscapes: a large esplanade permanently open to the public which serves as a link between the park and the neighbourhood, meeting places, a water plant canal, a large meadow, playground areas and sports facilities.

Photos taken by Javier Arpa, available under request.

Claire et Michel Corajoud, ADR architectes-paysagistes
Jardins d'Éole
45, Rue d'Aubervilliers
Paris, France 2007