Parc Diderot is defined by a massive, monumental waterfall that descends a fourteen-meter slope through the heart of the business district. Designed by landscape architect Allain Provost and inaugurated in nineteen ninety-four, the park occupies roughly one hectare of land on a hillside in Courbevoie. It features structured rows of yew trees that mirror the steep grade of the terrain, alongside boxwood plants pruned into geometric balls and cubes.
Parc Diderot
park garden
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