At the heart of every city, dynamic neighborhoods emerge, each writing its own story. These urban spaces are the result of a planning approach defined by the landscape charter. This charter gives them a unique identity, allowing them to integrate naturally into the landscape and creating a harmonious, functional, and sustainable living environment.

Beyond aesthetics, vegetation promotes biodiversity and provides an environment conducive to well-being. Urban amenity areas and shared spaces strengthen the sense of belonging and redefine community.

Prioritizing traffic flow and integrating soft mobility routes allows for easier inter- and intra-neighborhood accessibility, for pleasant and safe travel.

The landscape architecture of urban spaces, with its infinite number of spatial, mineral and plant components, acts as a unifying link for all users. . .