Remodelling of an area of Sa Riera park with sensory stimulation games

The proposed remodelling of the Sa Riera park socialisation area takes the concept of accessibility a step further. It is a circuit that impacts all the senses so that children can have fun while recognising various difficulties for people with disabilities. Various limitations are simulated by means of textures, unevenness and shadows. This experience stimulates the development of sensory skills.
 
Seen from the air, the ensemble looks like a flower and in detail it is made up of several interconnected spaces:
· The play area has been remodelled with dunes of different heights covered with artificial grass.
· The dunes are crossed by a series of circular mini tunnels covered with a shadow structure.

· A rest or meeting area has been created with curved benches presided over by an ornamental fountain.
· Curved sensorial paths have been designed to interconnect the different environments.
 
The main route has been created with differentiated textures on the floor and wall so they can be experienced with both hands and feet.  The secondary routes connect the main route with the cafeteria, the playground and other adjacent spaces. In addition, the areas located between paths are fitted out as gentle landscaped embankments with native trees to provide shade and shrub species to create aromas. The works have been completed with information signs created according to universal accessibility criteria.