Our accessible urban furniture arrives in Córdoba. The Córdoba City Council needed to set up an open-air lounge area in the Royal Botanical Garden of Córdoba. They opted for this furniture adapted for the meeting area where visitors receive the first explanations prior to the guided tours.
Designed in collaboration with HABI Accessible, it combines aesthetics and accessibility. The elements are conceived according to the DALCO Criteria for accessibility in the environment. They allow ambulation and integrate signage adapted to the use of people with visual limitations.
Its versatile and colorful character means that it can be recognized as a sculptural landmark and a focal point of attraction. But the use of color, far from being only an aesthetic (en la version española pone la palabra “una” repetida dos veces al rededor de la palabra”unicamente”) decision, also plays a role in accessibility. The high-contrast color makes it easier for people with visual and cognitive limitations to recognize it.
Accessible urban furniture that, in addition to being for everyone, is capable of generating spaces of interest: versatile and attractive. The variety of modules available allows us to respond to different needs that may arise.
By playing with the furniture or experimenting with the arrangement, very diverse groupings can be achieved. From leaving space for wheelchairs, to generating a small grandstand, rest areas, food, debate or even an agora… A modular and flexible system that sets no limits.
As a result, a space full of life, striking and that invites you to stay.
If you found it interesting, don’t miss the outdoor classroom project for the University of Malaga, designed
with the same furniture.
