Quintana Roo Park is a public park project located in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico, designed by AIDIA Studio. The project features a modular, low-impact system that integrates architectural elements with the surrounding natural environment.
The park includes a series of pavilions and elevated walkways designed to blend into the local ecosystem. The structures are built using lightweight, prefabricated components that minimize on-site construction and reduce disruption to the land.
The design draws inspiration from local flora, such as palm trees and forest canopies, with the architectural language reflecting organic forms and porous structures. The layout of the park allows visitors to move through various zones, including observation decks, shaded gathering areas, and walking paths elevated above ground level to preserve vegetation.
The project emphasizes adaptability and sustainability. Its modular components allow flexibility across different terrains, and the elevated structures help preserve natural drainage and root systems.
The architects have aimed to create a space that supports both environmental preservation and public accessibility. Construction methods prioritize ecological sensitivity, using minimal foundations and reusable materials.
Reference:
- Original article: https://www.archdaily.cn/cn/1031396/jin-ta-na-luo-ao-gong-yuan-aidia-studio
- Architect: AIDIA Studio
- Location: Quintana Roo, Mexico
