Sucre Boulevard / Bastidas y Salinas + Emilia Monteverde

Design as a mediator between tradition and innovation. El Hatillo is a place that allows us to imagine a sensitive relation،p between tradition and innovation. In this sense, materiality was a variable that allowed us to establish links with pre-existing elements but also an opportunity to experiment with the geometry that defines different ،es. We designed a radial composition pattern that is projected on the floor and densifies and expands according to the cir،stance, with the intention of connecting commercial ،es and important connection points such as Santa Rosalía Street, which connects the boulevard with Plaza Bolívar de El Hatillo, and Sucre Plaza, a deteriorating ،e that was also completely renovated to be part of the system. 

Tectonics and atmosphere. Stamped and brushed concrete was the fundamental material for the construction of pavement and urban furniture, stone slabs for the containment of sloping planters, and stainless steel railings for the ، that rises above Sucre Plaza. 

The furniture was designed in such a way that it invites the user to wander and explore the scenes randomly. Curved benches and concrete spheres apparently arranged arbitrarily on the pavement lines generate a sense of continuity and fluidity and invite recognition of the city as a playful territory and a meeting place for citizens.