How to do better together?
Le Jardin des Nations aims to be the remarkable resource that will enable the opportunity to grow the city differently—a city that is more pleasant, sustainable, eco-friendly, and safe. After a period disrupted by COVID, we need a breather, a time for reflection and exchange to outline a new framework for living and new uses.
To live differently in your territory, city, village, streets, gardens, culture, products, mobility, eco-responsibility, and relationships with others and their ideas, let’s think and act together. Geneva could thus reconcile its diverse worlds and envision its future territory as an open-air laboratory, in a demanding environment where the individual has the final say.
Before the establishment of a project that will be built through full co-creation, we are convinced that the creative, cultural, and social vibrancy of this unique new place in Geneva will forge lasting connections, transitioning from a planner-driven urbanism to one that is more contextual, sustainable, forward-looking, and, above all, more shared.
A decisive first step
The future of Le Jardin des Nations at Grand Morillon is gradually taking shape through various workshops and dialogues with urban planning professionals, relevant associations, the landowner (Seraina Investment Foundation), neighbors, and the general public. A decisive step took place on November 10, 2021, at Le Jardin, with the public presentation of the initial intentions resulting from the consultation of the first six workshops organized since the end of August.
