Our research focuses on the value of the architectural heritage and its relationship with the landscape through the creation of a sensory tour. In this way, we understand public space as the intermediate space between architecture and landscape.

In turn, within this idea, it seeks to achieve an accessible Universal Design course that allows the use and enjoyment of the built environment and landscape to ALL people.

The aim of the research is to involve all the senses in the design of public spaces. Our interventions are based on sensory perception to provide spaces that allow those with functional diversity to enjoy the environment in their own terms without having to link the architectural routes to a single direction.

We understand that all people deserve the opportunity to enjoy new readings of the promenade, the architectural object and the landscape.