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Imprinted over the ancient gardens of El Carmen Convent, the space is spontaneously “geometrized” with pyramidal and triangular shapes, creating a park that is intensely used by families and children within the neighborhood. This geometry is a subtle reference to the origin of the Carmelitas Religious Congregation: the Carmelo Mountain Range and the Carmelo word itself, which means “Garden of God”.
Guadalajara, Spain.
Lorenzo Promociones
2009