How to create a landscaped park open to all, applying the principles of the circular economy? Reuse soil from construction sites to create a nature and leisure area open to all. As part of a competition organized by the company for the children of its employees, Jaëlle illustrated the creation of a park. This drawing retraces all the steps involved in the realization of an ECT project that responds to local issues.

How do you turn an unauthorized dump into a landscaped park? Julia, aged 8, illustrates the answer in comics. This animated comic retraces all the steps involved in ECT’s project: from a damaged site to the park’s opening to the public. The drawing was part of a competition organized by the company for the children of its employees to illustrate the company’s business and their parents’ professions.

The Parc départemental de la Fosse-Maussoin in Clichy-sous-Bois (93) is a park open to the public, which benefits from this landscaped wooded area. Situated in a densely populated urban area, the 14-hectare park is an outstanding example of nature in the city. In January 2021, the Seine-Saint-Denis département officially inaugurated the park’s first extension. Other developments are underway to create a 22-hectare “green lung”, including a biodiversity zone. A further 7 hectares are currently being developed for this purpose. The new space offers panoramic views over Seine-Saint-Denis and Paris, with the creation of a landscaped belvedere. New leisure facilities enhance

On the former Van Pelt industrial site in Lens (62), inert soil is being used to shape the future urban forest. A partnership between EPF Haut-de-France and ECT. Watch a video of the first phases of the project.