In this issue of Paris-Projet, urbanists and architects develop a global approach to the public space illustrated…
notably through major urbanism projects such as the Champs Elysées, André Citroën Park, Bercy Park…
Table of contents:
Introduction, Nathan Starkman
Thoughts on public space in Paris
- Transformation of streets in Paris, François Grether
- From the agora to public space, Philippe Gresset
- In favour of multiple activity spaces
Rehabilitate the legacy
- Streets as public space, Olivier Nicoulaud
- Seemingly simple, David Mangin
- Renaissance of a promenade, Christiane Blancot
- Consultation on Boulevard Richard-Lenoir
- Rescuing the Champs-Élysées, Patrick Pognant
- Consultation on Avenue des Champs-Élysées
Two new parks in Paris
- Two new parks in Paris, Nathan Starkman
- The André-Citroën Park and its neighbouring areas, Jean-Michel Milliex
- The André-Citroën Park competition
- A long while later the Citroën competition revisited, Jean-Claude Garcias
- Interview with the prize-winners, Alain Provost et Jean-Paul Viguier
- Interview with the prize-winners, Patrick Berger et Gilles Clément
- Bercy Park and its neighbouring areas, Pierre Micheloni
- Bercy Park Competition
- Bercy Park, ten landscapes in the conditional mood, Thierry Grillet
- Recollecting, Marilène Ferrand, Jean-Pierre-Feugas,
- Bernard Huet, Ian Le Caisne, Bernard Leroy
Design, create and manage public space
- A much coveted space that requires negotiation, Alain Grellety Bosviel
- From public highway to public space, François Ozanne
- Characteristics of public space, Philippe Galy
- Nature in public space, Janic Gourlet
- Space under police surveillance, Ricard Pié
- Barcelona at the time of systemization, Ricard Pié
Studies and implementation
- Place des Fêtes square
- Place Chalon square
- Rue de Flandre
- The Passerelle Solférino footbridge
- Butte aux Cailles district
- Bir-Hakeim bridge
- Montorgueil district
- Place Vendôme square
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