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The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244508.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244509.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244510.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244511.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244512.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244513.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244514.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244515.jpg
Parc de l'aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the Le Bourget exhibition center. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244516.jpg
Pallissades closing the park of the aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the exhibition center of Le Bourget. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244517.jpg
Pallissades closing the park of the aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the exhibition center of Le Bourget. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244518.jpg
Pallissades closing the park of the aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the exhibition center of Le Bourget. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244519.jpg
Pallissades closing the park of the aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the exhibition center of Le Bourget. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244520.jpg
Pallissades closing the park of the aire des vents in Dugny (93), where the FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ© was held every year and adjacent to the exhibition center of Le Bourget. The site will host the media village of the 2024 Olympics. Six and a half hectares of green spaces will be artificialized by the Company of delivery of the Olympic works (Solideo), which planned to build 700 residences to meet the needs for the journalists and the technicians. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244521.jpg
The recent Dugny-La Courneuve station on streetcar 11 is one of the new facilities linking Paris to the Media Village for the 2024 Olympics. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244522.jpg
The polluted former military site of the Terrain des Essences, a 13-hectare no-man's-land enclosed between the woods of the Parc Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), the recent Dugny-La Courneuve station on streetcar 11 and the departmental road 114, will host the shooting sports events of the 2024 Olympics. The site will then be returned to nature, attached to the park. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244523.jpg
The polluted former military site of the Terrain des Essences, a 13-hectare no-man's-land enclosed between the woods of the Parc Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), the recent Dugny-La Courneuve station on streetcar 11 and the departmental road 114, will host the shooting sports events of the 2024 Olympics. The site will then be returned to nature, attached to the park. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244524.jpg
The polluted former military site of the Terrain des Essences, a 13-hectare no-man's-land enclosed between the woods of the Parc Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), the recent Dugny-La Courneuve station on streetcar 11 and the departmental road 114, will host the shooting sports events of the 2024 Olympics. The site will then be returned to nature, attached to the park. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244525.jpg
The polluted former military site of the Terrain des Essences, a 13-hectare no-man's-land enclosed between the woods of the Parc Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), the recent Dugny-La Courneuve station on streetcar 11 and the departmental road 114, will host the shooting sports events of the 2024 Olympics. The site will then be returned to nature, attached to the park. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244526.jpg
The woods of the Georges-Valbon departmental park (La Courneuve 93), adjacent to the former military site of Essences. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244527.jpg
The woods of the Georges-Valbon departmental park (La Courneuve 93), adjacent to the former military site of Essences. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244528.jpg
The woods of the Georges-Valbon departmental park (La Courneuve 93), adjacent to the former military site of Essences. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244529.jpg
Parc dĂ©partemental Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), 3rd largest green space in the Paris region. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244530.jpg
Parc dĂ©partemental Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), 3rd largest green space in the Paris region. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244531.jpg
Parc dĂ©partemental Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), 3rd largest green space in the Paris region. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244532.jpg
Parc dĂ©partemental Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), 3rd largest green space in the Paris region. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244533.jpg
Parc dĂ©partemental Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), 3rd largest green space in the Paris region. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.
The 2024 Olympic Games in Seine-Saint-Denis (93).
Olivier Donnars / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0244534.jpg
Parc dĂ©partemental Georges-Valbon (La Courneuve 93), 3rd largest green space in the Paris region. The 2024 Olympic Games are worrying some residents of Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Collectives denounce an acceleration of destruction, pollution, eviction and real estate speculation projects for eco-neighborhoods that will not benefit the inhabitants of the department. In particular, the construction of the Media Village on the former space that hosted the annual FĂȘte de l'HumanitĂ©, and which was a green and relaxing space for the inhabitants of the neighboring buildings. The Georges-Valbon departmental park, the 3rd largest green space in the Paris region, is also at the center of an extension plan at the heart of the developments brought about by the 2024 Olympic Games.