As part of the study of the renovation of the buildings of the 60s, a participatory process was organized with the inhabitants and thanks to the collaboration of the SIG (Service Industriels de Genève). The aim was to improve their living environment in a sustainable way, through a reflection on the revitalization of a park appreciated by all.
In this context, participatory workshops were organized, encouraging each inhabitant to present their ideas and expectations. During the first workshop, the discussions made it possible to collect proposals around three main themes: biodiversity, activities in the park (including games and paddling pool), parking and mobility.
The second workshop was marked by a reinforced collaborative dynamic: the participants, divided into six groups, deepened these proposals to develop concrete projects. The enthusiasm and involvement of everyone exceeded expectations, resulting in rich and structured contributions, testifying to the collective commitment to this transformation project.