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Program:
Infraestructure and Commercial
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Status:
Built, 2010
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Area:
30 m
Montevideo Shopping, Uruguay's first shopping center located in Montevideo, has been a beacon of continuous growth and transformation over the years. Its development has catalyzed a new urban centrality, extending beyond its role as a mere shopping destination.
This evolution encompasses integration with corporate centers, free trade zones, and adjacent hotel and service complexes, all spurred by the dynamic presence of Montevideo Shopping. To meet the increasing demands of an area burgeoning with population, commercial activity, and services, a pedestrian bridge has been erected between the World Trade Center and Montevideo Shopping. Spanning Luis E. Lecueder Street, this bridge not only links the WTC parking with the shopping center's latest expansion but also symbolizes the fusion of diverse elements of this burgeoning urban hub.
The bridge, a 60-ton, 30-meter long structure, provides expedient access to the shopping center for thousands of professionals working in the nearby business district. Its design, featuring contemporary materials and lines, seamlessly complements the traditional brickwork of the older building, striking a perfect visual balance. The juxtaposition of colors, textures, and designs adds a layer of aesthetic appeal. This project stands out not only for its functionality but also for its contribution to the aesthetic enhancement of the area, mirroring the progressive urban centrality fostered by Montevideo Shopping.
