Following detailed analysis and in the awareness that there is a shortage of quality public space in the city, the central concept of ARTZ Pedregal is the creation of a large horseshoe-shaped public park as the principal space, with abundant vegetation, green walkways, plazas and pools that create a sensation of separation from the city and peacefulness in the open air. Understanding this large park as a response to what the city lacks, the complex seeks to generate open urban areas promoting casual social interaction, typical of a street in a traditional city. It further aims to foster direct contact with nature, allowing the sun, wind and rain to fall on the central park area unimpeded. To one side of the park rise three office towers, interconnected by bridges and a unifying volume. On the other side, a fourth tower for corporate use stands. Forming a plinth for the corporate towers, and integrated into the park, the shopping mall extends over the first four levels with an extensive range of restaurants, cinemas, services, and stores. An interior vehicular access route is incorporated into the center of the project as a organizing element, to optimize flows of the different types of access and uses.