The intervention on Joan de Batlle Street, located in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, reflects the commitment to renewing the public space to make it more accessible, functional, and welcoming for the neighborhood. The project focuses on a clear reorganization of pedestrian routes and the creation of new seating areas that encourage daily use and social interaction.
The paving combines different tones and textures, generating an organized reading of the space and differentiating between walkway areas and seating zones. The incorporation of Llosa Vulcano® provides resistance, durability, and a contemporary aesthetic that integrates seamlessly with the existing urban environment.
The urban furniture, featuring the Basic 50 and 60 models, is strategically distributed to create meeting points and resting areas throughout the square. Their geometric volumes and understated design reinforce the modern identity of the space, offering both functionality and robustness. The benches are complemented by new landscaped areas and trees, which contribute to improving environmental comfort and the overall quality of the landscape.
The intervention also prioritizes universal accessibility, eliminating architectural barriers and ensuring comfortable and safe routes for everyone. The result is a renovated square, designed as a space for social interaction, relaxation, and neighborhood revitalization, which improves urban quality and strengthens the social fabric of Sant Feliu de Llobregat.
