Annet-sur-Marne (77)
GPS coordinates :
48.9321000, 2.72360083
Developing an agricultural landscape and a leisure project
Types of layout
Outdoor sports and relaxation area
Agricultural vocation
Issues :
Farm rehabilitation
Sport in the city
Project presentation
The extension of the “Les Carreaux” site in Annet-sur-Marne opens up new agricultural, environmental and leisure opportunities. The project revitalizes the site and transforms it for the benefit of the region and its inhabitants. Walks, sports activities and reconnecting with nature are organized around sports facilities and shared gardens, in conjunction with local associations.
Key figures
January 2025
Completion of landscaping work
hectares
agricultural plateau
m²
allotments
hectares
planted areas
Project life
Integration of the Annet-sur-Marne site into the Oasis Nature network
November 2022 РThe Humanit̩ et Biodiversit̩ association has approved the inclusion of the renatured areas (embankments, fruit trees and tree-lined paths) on the site in its Oasis de Nature network.
Education for Sustainable Development at Ecole Vasarely
In December 2021, ECT teams went to meet primary school pupils at the Vasarely school. These instructive exchanges are part of the Education for Sustainable Development program, and provide an opportunity to present the project currently under development and the circular economy of excavated soil.
From excavated soil to farmland
Watch a video of the agricultural rehabilitation of the Carreaux site in Annet-sur-Marne.
Anne-Marie Filaire photographs the site
The ECT site in Annet-sur-Marne is one of the 6 sites photographed by Anne-Marie Filaire.
This groundbreaking documentary work can be found in his book “Terres, Sols profonds du Grand Paris”, published on September 17, 2020 by Dominique Carré – La Découverte.
An "Earthworks" workshop at ENSP
A successful challenge for students at the Ecole de Paysage de Versailles, under the direction of Simon Boudvin. The aim of this artistic workshop, held in situ, was to design and create a work of art in 4 days using 1,000 m3 of inert soil and a bulldozer provided by ECT.
