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Chinese garden

Chinese Garden

Rustic and asymmetrical at first glance, it was nonetheless created according to rigorous esthetic principles. The spatial organization and pavilions' architecture, the selection of plants and minerals, the water and the contrast of yin and yang are all expressions of the secular principles of the Chinese art of landscape design.
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First Nations Garden

The First Nations Garden, open since August 3, 2001, presents the close bonds First Nations and the Inuit have always had with the plant world. It is designed to evoke a natural environment, and is the first infrastructure of its size anywhere in Montréal dedicated to the First Nations of Québec.
Japanese Garden

Japanese Garden

In this garden, with its surface area of 2.5 hectares, stone, water and plants combine to create an idealized version of nature. Our Japanese Garden is made up of three distinct gardens: a Stroll Garden, a Dry Garden and a Tea Garden.

Our thanks to Rio Tinto for its generous contribution.