Wagon-Landscaping
Landscape design and planning services for clients in Paris and the surrounding region
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Wagon-Landscaping
Wagon Landscaping is a Paris-based landscape agency working across landscape design and planning. Its practice focuses on existing site conditions, renaturation, living soils and natural dynamics.
Product: Landscape design and planning services.
Public tenders won
1 tender won since 1 Jan 2024 from 1 public buyer in France. From EU award notices (TED) that name Wagon-Landscaping by its registry number.
- 9 Feb 2026 Métropole du Grand Paris · Études pré-opérationnelles des projets d'aménagement métropolitains notice
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