Plaza Armenia

Comuna 14 fully covers the Palermo neighborhood, home to the largest Armenian community in Latin America and the third-largest in the world.

Location

Comuna 14 -Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires

Customer

Opening

30/08/2023

Ability

Ages

The project, co-created with the comuna's design team, turns the square into a sea-and-land environment.

Today, more than 80,000 migrants and descendants of that country live in the area.

This square pays tribute to the migration to our land in search of peace and a promising future.

The project, co-created with the comuna's design team, turns the square into a sea-and-land environment.

The sea area is defined by the boat-shaped play tower, mounds that simulate waves, sailboat balance platforms, a swing frame, and spinning tops. It also features a calm, restful area for early childhood with slides, sandboxes, and chalkboards.

A bridge then connects both play areas, evoking the immigrants' journey down to the continent.

Meanwhile, the land area evokes the characteristics of their arrival. Highlights in this section include:

"Refugio Choza" (Hut Shelter) play tower.

The forest of poles.

Slides.

Climbing structures.

The swing frame for early childhood.

Rest areas for parents.

View the project's impact data measured with CityData.AI

Be part of everyone's joy

Creating this game has been a deeply meaningful experience for us. Every detail was designed with the purpose of providing unforgettable moments for children, celebrating joy, creativity, and community spirit. Seeing them laugh, play, and explore fills us with pride and reaffirms our commitment to building spaces that transcend the physical, becoming settings where dreams and fun come to life. It's our way of contributing to a future filled with smiles and unforgettable memories.

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