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

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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
The orientation of each volume was placed to create a small, adjacent public square that serves as a transitional areato the community centre. - Ramiro del Carpio
Among the development are two public, multi-use spaces collaboratively designed by WorkAc and Ignacio Urquiza Architects. - 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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