The Albert II Boulevard from 1992 contains a wide green strip in the middle. Its landscaping was financed by the owners of the adjacent high-rise buildings. A formal design with columnar oaks and honey locusts attempt to give an identity to this unusually shaped space. The diagonal path design contrasts with the main rectilinear direction providing a well-come tension and perception of movement.
The perspectives are broken sometimes by sculptures at the intersection of the paths.