The inclusive and safe São Paulo envisioned for the next 25 years materializes in the duo of gardens that flank the entrance path of the exhibition. Created by the landscaper who grew up around the Água Branca Park, they total 165 m2. In them, the comfortable and ergonomic urban furniture configures rest and contemplation squares. There are drinking fountains for humans and animals, and a variety of fruit-bearing species attracts birdlife. The ancient trees serve as testimonies of preservation and respect for nature. The draining floors, capable of reducing rainwater accumulation, and the entirely planned lighting with LEDs meet sustainability requirements.