
This configuration widens the relationship between the private program and the public space, while the central square acts as a point of convergence, connecting the buildings and improving the pedestrian experience. The mix of residential and commercial uses calls for a mixed-use complex in which the layout, the massing and the ground floor are designed together. By combining built density, a varied program and open space, the project seeks a new urban dynamic that encourages circulation, coexistence and collective use in a setting marked by fragmented uses and the dominance of the car.






















