Parc François Mitterrand

Parc François Mitterrand is a two-hectare urban park designed specifically to manage stormwater runoff through a series of intentional landscape features. It functions as a drainage system that channels rainwater into a vegetated valley, which eventually leads to a pond populated with aquatic plants. A vertical waterfall serves as a striking focal point, allowing the water to circulate and providing both a visual and auditory element to the park's design. This site demonstrates how modern urban planning can integrate essential environmental management with public recreational space.