We present below a summary of the main axes on which we develop our work
The public space is the foundation of society; it is where relationships are formed and exchanges occur. Since the emergence of digital technology, humanity has been experiencing a progressive deterioration of its social dimension. Contemporary urban strategies promote the recovery of the pedestrian as the undisputed protagonist of the city, fostering more pleasant and inclusive spaces. The way to achieve this is through the creation of environments capable of attracting and bringing together people and families, where the playful dimension plays a leading role.
The creation of leisure areas, especially when it comes to their playful dimension, achieves superior results when carried out by specialized teams that are complete and have extensive experience. However, we not only design based on knowledge and experience but also directly undertake the manufacturing process. Our architects, engineers, and designers are constantly involved in the production process, enabling feedback without which it would not be possible to achieve the results we offer.
Cities and the way we relate to them are changing rapidly. Today's society is very different from that of just two generations ago. Play areas are beginning to occupy an important place within cities, where they are no longer seen as a luxury but rather as a necessity. The interest sparked by the experience provided by a place competes with the leisure and socializing options offered by modern technology. The ideal environment is one that can adapt to all of this, allowing both evolution and reversibility. Not only do we believe that everything is not yet invented, but from our privileged position as specialists, we feel partly responsible for this development and evolution. One of the effects we almost always pursue in our designs is surprise, differentiation, and novelty.
The integration of society's diversity is our ultimate goal. In all our projects, we strive to reconcile this objective with all others. The potential for development of leisure and play in this field is enormous, and we are constantly seeking proposals and solutions to incorporate into our spaces. To date, we have developed specific play elements for users with mobility issues that are unique in the world for fulfilling their function within the requirements of EN 1176 regulations.
None of the above would make sense without first forming a team with over 20 years of experience in such a specific type of design as that of children's play areas, where reconciling fun and safety requires both a deep knowledge of standards and the most modern risk assessment systems.
