Square Marguerite Long features a sprawling, paved terrace framed by a rigorous grid of linden trees. While many Parisian parks favor the ornate landscaping of the nineteenth century, this space prioritizes an open, stark geometry that reflects its modern origins. It sits directly above a bustling subterranean parking garage and a transit hub, serving as the quiet, elevated lid to a massive concrete engine of urban infrastructure. Marguerite Long herself spent her life here, mastering the piano in a nearby apartment until her death in nineteen sixty-six.
Square Marguerite Long
park garden