Polyvalent areas

Other Interventions

  • Cycling network

    A network of cycling paths consists of interconnected lanes, paths, and routes designed to promote safe and efficient cycling in urban and suburban regions. This network features dedicated bike lanes, protected cycle tracks, shared paths, and bike-friendly streets that link residential zones, workplaces, schools, parks, and public transportation hubs.

  • Playgrounds

    Playgrounds are designed spaces within the urban environment that offer opportunities for play, social interaction, and physical activity. As dedicated areas for recreation, they are primarily intended for children, though they can also include elements that engage individuals of all ages. Playgrounds encourage movement, creativity, and exploration by incorporating various play structures such as swings, slides, climbing frames, and interactive installations.
    Beyond their role as spaces for play, playgrounds serve as vital social infrastructure. They activate public areas, fostering community engagement by bringing together families and neighbours. Well-designed playgrounds can also enhance the aesthetic and functional quality of urban spaces, integrating natural elements, innovative design, and inclusive features to create welcoming and stimulating environments.

  • Benches

    The incorporation of benches and rest areas in public spaces is essential to ensure accessibility. It is necessary to ensure that urban space is provided with rest areas for those who may need them. Without rest areas, people such as pregnant women and the elderly for example would not be able to enjoy them.

  • Lighting

    Lighting is one of the key factors in creating a sense of security in public spaces. It is necessary to provide adequate lighting in public spaces to ensure that there are no dark areas or corners at night and to guarantee accessibility and safety for all users.