Aviary for Peacocks

Background

Swiss archaeologist and art collector Gustave Revilliod donated his Varembé estate to the City of Geneva with a few wishes. One was that his beloved peacocks roam freely in the gardens. Since then, the estate, known as Ariana Park, has become a unique place linking nature and diplomacy. The peacock, a symbol of the park’s rich biodiversity, represents this harmony.

Scope

The project involves building a 50 m² aviary in a location that offers a mix of trees and open space, providing a suitable environment for the birds. After usage, it can be removed and stored. Thanks to the new aviary, peacocks will be safe to breed and raise their offspring.