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These CDMX centres show how public spaces can be designed for the greater good

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Each location is designed to support cross-generational use as well as different types of community programming, classes and workshops for helping to build skills or support cultural activities. - Ramiro del Carpio
The ground floor is organized as an open layout with lightweight glass façades that open outwards to expand the interior and blur it with its surroundings. - Ramiro del Carpio
Each building is organized into three floors with four platforms centred around a main staircase. - Ramiro del Carpio
The municipality of Mexico City sought to develop 26 new community centres as part of its PILARES initiative (an acronym for Points of Innovation, Freedom, Art, Education, and Knowledge). - Ramiro del Carpio

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WorkAc, Ignacio Urquiza Architects
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Spatial transparency translates to truly accessible community spaces at these two public centres in Mexico City.

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The municipality of Mexico City sought to develop 26 new com

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