The RNP turns its attention to the “quality of public areas”

Published on 10 June 2011 - Updated 20 June 2011
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The first of 5 technical days scheduled by the Loire-Anjou-Touraine Regional Nature Park was held in Restigné on Tuesday 24 May 2011. Its aim was to make project managers fully aware of the importance of overall design being in line with both landscape and environmental criteria, even for “minor” developments.

On the programme: 

  • Quality of development: what for?
  • The spirit of the place: diagnosis -> analysis -> stakes at play
  • The interest of defining a programme
  • Case study: Restigné
  • 2 alternate workshops
    • Workshop 1: reading of an equipped public area
    • Atelier 2: analysis of and proposal for an area due for reclassification

Myriam Laidet, head of mission responsible for Sustainable Development at Mission Val de Loire, spoke about the landscape project with regard to the World Heritage site Val de Loire. 

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