Vehicle restriction zones

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.

  • Water fountain

    The incorporation of water fountains or aquatic spaces in the public space works as a refreshing element in places where temperatures are very high, acting as a thermal regulator, and as an outdoor climatic refuge. At the same time, they are spaces that encourage people to gather and act as centres of attraction for community social activities. In the case of drinking water fountains, they are also a place of rest and supply in the public space, as well as guaranteeing access to free and public drinking water.

  • Pavements

    Interventions on urban pavements are an essential urban intervention measure in the construction or transformation of urban spaces, as they are the game board on which the space is articulated. Pavements have different determining factors: permeability, colour, texture, shape, etc. These factors, applied in different ways, have different effects on public spaces, with the capacity to completely transform them. They are also a very useful type of intervention, as many major changes can be made with a minimum budget.

  • Running trails

    Running trails as urban interventions are strategic design pathways in our cities that inspire people to get active, boost public health, and strengthen connections within urban spaces. Whether temporary or permanent, these trails offer much more than just a place to exercise; they also support environmental sustainability, foster community engagement, and promote social inclusivity.

  • Sport fields/ court

    Sports fields and courts are designated spaces for athletic and recreational activities, promoting physical activity, social interaction, and community engagement. They provide a venue for all ages to participate in sports casually or competitively. These venues are vital community assets, offering health benefits and serving as social hubs that connect residents and foster sense of community. They also stimulate economic growth, as sports events and local leagues attract spectators and support nearby businesses. Well-designed sports facilities enhance urban environments, revitalizing neighborhoods and improving the livability of cities. Incorporating sports fields and courts into urban development encourages healthier lifestyles, strengthens social connections, and transforms public spaces into vibrant, multi-functional areas for the community.