Discover what makes it unique
The architectural concept of the Comprehensive Regional Rehabilitation Center (CRII) aims to convey to its visitors the feeling of standing before a door that opens and invites them to discover the public space behind it: the street, the plaza; places traditionally off-limits to those of us with a temporary or permanent disability.
The entrance sequence is nuanced by various experiences: the sound of water falling from a fountain, the feel of the spray, the scent of the flowers in the gardens, the chiaroscuro of the pergola; aimed at those who, out of necessity, develop certain senses more, compensating for the one or those that have been affected.
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Client
State Government
Project type
Sports, Health, Recreation & Public Services
Location
Mérida, Yucatán, México
Built area
24,000
Year(s)
1997-1998
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Participants
Enrique Duarte A.
Hernán Medina C.
Víctor Cruz D.
Eridani M.
Collaborators
Construction: CUBIC
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