GENEVA'S URBAN GREEN SPACES: A MODEL FOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN INTEGRATION IN YEREVAN

This article presents an in-depth exploration of Geneva’s urban landscape architecture, based on on-site observations conducted in August 2024. It examines the historical development, design principles, and architectural features of Geneva’s parks and gardens, emphasizing their multifunctional role in urban life. The research identifies key elements, such as sustainability, accessibility, and cultural integration, which contribute to Geneva’s reputation as one of Europe’s greenest cities. Furthermore, the findings are proposed as a model for modernizing Yerevan’s parks, with specific applications in water conservation, multifunctional space design, and the incorporation of local cultural elements.