The proposal for the Born de Barcelona suggests the incorporation of Temple, a set of three urban furniture pieces of different dimensions that reinterpret the language of classical architecture from a contemporary perspective. Inspired by the Doric column drums found in archaeological sites, their concave-curved shafts provide a timeless and recognizable geometry, capable of integrating into a historical environment with its own identity.
Temple pieces are conceived as versatile elements that transcend the function of a bench, generating multifunctional spaces and scenarios: seating and leisure areas, meeting points, play elements, or space delimiters. The arrangement and grouping of the stools helps foster social interaction and propose new ways of occupying and enjoying the public space, providing dynamism and flexibility to the urban life of the Born.
Temple connects memory and the present, integrating references to classical architecture into modular furniture that enhances the vitality of the urban space. Its design combines functionality, aesthetics, and adaptability, offering solutions that enrich the experience of the environment and promote new forms of meeting and use of public space.
