The André Citröen park in Paris was built on the site of the site of the city’s old car factory. Nature, design, and structure come together in these fine gardens by the river Seine. Two looming greenhouse pavilions stand just before the fountains. Thin columns suspend glass curtain walls, giving a great perspective to the transparency that architecture takes to natural elements. The formal arrangements of the gardens are very typical for French culture.
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