The main play structure is named "Torres RD," a reference to the Nicaraguan poet, journalist, and diplomat Rubén Darío.

Its concept design is built around the idea of a village-like play setting — a settlement of a civilization called the "Erredianos." Its architectural style was created by its own inhabitants.

It's made up of 3 tall towers shaped like truncated pyramids, equipped with a range of play features and slides to descend to ground level. Walkways connecting the 3 towers let kids explore the whole structure. It also has climbing nets and balance ropes on its first level.

The park's layout also includes a renovated swing area with an octagonal design that accommodates different types of users. The Pórtico RD includes strap swings, baby swings, and duo swings.

In the early-childhood sector, we also created a sandbox for the little ones, featuring 4 rope-climbing play elements.

This project took 6 months to complete, as it involved not only creating the play equipment but also designing the rubber flooring and the different rest and calm areas.