{"id":58970,"date":"2026-11-04T19:57:07","date_gmt":"2026-11-05T00:57:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/district-central.ca\/?page_id=58970"},"modified":"2026-11-04T19:57:07","modified_gmt":"2026-11-05T00:57:07","slug":"ruelle-la-lisiere","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/district-central.ca\/en\/signature-plan\/ruelle-la-lisiere\/","title":{"rendered":"Ruelle La Lisi\u00e8re"},"content":{"rendered":"\r\n\r\n

RUELLE LA LISI\u00c8RE<\/h1>\r\n –\r\n Alley behind 9790 Meunier Street\r\n Home<\/a> \/ Signature Intervention Plan<\/a> \/ Ruelle La Lisi\u00e8re \r\n\t

Objective<\/p>\r\n\t

Rewilding Urban In-Between Spaces<\/p>\r\n\t

Mission<\/p>\r\n\t

This alley pays tribute to natural environments and the way they brush against one another, interact, and negotiate their place. Its name, La Lisi\u00e8re, evokes both the meeting point between two ecosystems and, in a nod to the neighbourhood’s textile heritage, the selvedge that runs along the edge of a piece of fabric.<\/p>\r\n

The experience unfolds in three stages:<\/p>\r\n\t

01<\/p>\r\n\t

The Meadow<\/p>\r\n\t

Grasses, flowering plants, and fruit-bearing shrubs create an open-air pantry for birds and insects.<\/p>\r\n\t

02<\/p>\r\n\t

The Selvedge<\/p>\r\n\t

A transitional zone between light and shadow, where trees and shrubs filter the light and define the boundaries of a small public gathering space.<\/p>\r\n\t

03<\/p>\r\n\t

The Forest<\/p>\r\n\t

A more intimate setting that invites visitors to slow down and take in the textures, shades of green, and subtle blooms.<\/p>\r\n\t

Gallery<\/p>\r\n