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Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners
Encounter Under the Bridge, Homonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo | International Design Awards Winners

Encounter Under the Bridge

CompanyHomonymus Arquitectura + Urbanismo
Lead DesignersLaura Ivette Lara García
Design TeamCipriano Navarro Maya, Lucia Mateo, Lizbeth Utrilla, Abraham Alegría, Gonzalo Mendoza, César Peña, Isaac Grajales
Project LocationTuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas, México
ClientGovernment of Chiapas
CreditsPhoto by: Jaime Navarro Soto
Prize(s)Bronze in Landscape Architecture / Community Spaces / Parks
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Entry Description

"Encounter Under the Bridge" reimagines a residual space under roadway infrastructure as an active, inclusive, and resilient linear park. Instead of reinforcing car-dominated urban logics, it transforms a fragmented urban node into a multifunctional public space with sports areas, playgrounds, bike racks, endemic vegetation, and safe pedestrian paths. Designed in response to a lack of quality public space, the project promotes accessibility, social gathering, and spatial justice, making public space the core—not the remnant—of urban design.