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La gestion intégrée des eaux pluviales - AQUA-ADD Interreg IVC ...

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4<br />

Achievements<br />

in the dense<br />

urban centre<br />

Integrated rainwater<br />

management,<br />

a principle developed<br />

in the city<br />

<strong>La</strong> Buire<br />

A DISTRICT IN PART-DIEU (Lyon 3)<br />

The challenge of this new dense district covering an area<br />

of 5.5 hectares, situated in the city centre, consisted of<br />

managing rainwater outside the combined sewer network.<br />

An infiltration basin in the heart of the park at <strong>La</strong> Buire<br />

The rainwater from the roofs and the run-off water from<br />

the city blocks are routed to the basin through an underground<br />

network. With its capacity of 870 m 3 , the basin serves for<br />

the retention and percolation of the water. After percolation,<br />

the water gets back into the water table. As for the run-off<br />

from the roads, it is routed to the combined sewer network.<br />

Designed as a moat around a green space for children<br />

at the nearby school, rainwater management is fully<br />

integrated in this public space.<br />

The parts of this basin most susceptible to flooding were<br />

<strong>des</strong>igned to be impenetrable by means of more dense<br />

vegetation. This has not stopped this area from becoming<br />

the preferred adventure ground for 5 to 10 year-olds who<br />

discover the joys of climbing and of games of hide-and-seek<br />

in this protected space. The school, for its part, uses some<br />

of the rainwater to water green spaces and supply ponds<br />

with water.

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