Jardin James-Joyce

The Jardin James-Joyce is a rectangular public park defined by its perimeter fence, which carries two signs bearing the name of the Irish author. Spanning over three thousand six hundred square meters, the space features cobbled walkways, a large central lawn, and beds of perennial shrubs that bloom with daffodils in the spring. It was constructed between nineteen ninety-six and nineteen ninety-nine by landscape designers Michel Desvigne and Christine Dalnoky as part of the redevelopment of the Paris Rive Gauche area.