Perfect for walks and recreational activities, this urban park is the largest and oldest in the city of Amiens. Its landscaped pathways trace a geometric layout, divided into distinct, symmetrical sections. Our project aims to preserve and renew the park’s historic landscape configuration, while embracing biodiversity throughout its geometric sections. 870 trees of new species (maple, oak, elm, or hackberry) planted in rows strengthen, expand, and diversify the existing rows of trees. Beneath these densely-planted trees, a unified hardscape pathway enhances the continuity of the space. Hardscape surfaces are reduced by 45%. New, rounded island-groves are added to the classic straight lines of the park. New island-groves are added to the classic straight lines of the park. Each section becomes a garden, a sustainable tapestry forming the green backdrop for endless park activities. By cultivating and diversifying undergrowth, mesophile grassland, and wetland ecosystems, our project weaves a wide range of ecological diversity. These enriched and defined wild spaces, serving as cool oases in the summer, are perfect for any number of park activities, from passive to active recreation.