La gestion intégrée des eaux pluviales - AQUA-ADD Interreg IVC ...
La gestion intégrée des eaux pluviales - AQUA-ADD Interreg IVC ...
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8<br />
Nature<br />
in the city<br />
SHINING EXAMPLES,<br />
SUPPORTING NATURE<br />
AND BIODIVERSITY<br />
LYON - PORTE DES ALPES<br />
EXEMPLARY TECHNICAL CONSULTATION<br />
The site of Porte <strong>des</strong> Alpes at Saint-Priest is Lyon’s best<br />
example of integrated rainwater management. It also testifies<br />
to the benefit of the approach of technical consultation<br />
and joint project management. The challenges of rainwater<br />
management at source were taken into account in the project<br />
from the outset. <strong>La</strong>ndscape architects, urban <strong>des</strong>igners<br />
and water experts worked together from the initial sketch<br />
schemes of the development to identify the water routes<br />
to be respected and the best site for storing run-off water,<br />
including in situations of extreme rainfall. In the end,<br />
the solution selected was a cascade organisation, using<br />
the techniques of swales, drainage trenches, water basins<br />
and percolation basins. The final <strong>des</strong>ign called for close<br />
consultation with technicians from the Highways and Parks<br />
Departments, thereby taking account of their operating<br />
constraints from the start of the project.<br />
This quality multi-skilled work was possible thanks to a project<br />
management organisation steered by the Urban Design<br />
Department. Being dynamic and involving the participation<br />
of everyone concerned, this organisation gave rise to an<br />
extremely high-quality project, respected by all the urban<br />
services and held in high regard by the people of Grand Lyon.<br />
Close to 20 years after these <strong>des</strong>ign phases, the partnership<br />
aspect persists in the shared management of spaces between<br />
the departments and with the fishing and nature protection<br />
associations. There will be consultation actions with the<br />
neighbouring shopping centre to align the environmental<br />
management practices of the 2 sites and to reduce the overall<br />
impact on the natural environment.