Mexico City is one of the capitals with more cultural enclosures And now the scenic garden adds to this list to strengthen the offer. It's about A new space located in the heart of Chapultepec Dedicated to the performing arts and also stands out for their sustainable character, since it joins other areas of the famous forest and recovers spaces that for a long time had no use.
The newly opened Cultural Forum is a surprising project in a city that usually limits culture to certain spaces: In this new garden different areas are integrated with nature, From the heart of Avenida Reforma to the forest. There are pedestrian walkers, a stage creation laboratory, a scenic pavilion where you can enjoy dance and music, picnic areas and Even a lake that takes advantage of rainwater, one of the landscaping trends.
The project included a lake that reuses rainwater as a way of adding to sustainability.Inbal courtesy
Since its development was announced, the new scenic garden of Mexico City was raised as a project that would focus on the connection of visitors with NaturezOh what would revitalize a part of Chapultepec (considered one of the great parks of the world) to reuse 7 thousand square meters that were a parking lot and that already connect other enclosures in the area such as the National Auditorium, the Cultural Center of the Forest, the Chivatito road and the ecological parking lot.
For the creation of this new cultural space The architectural intervention Developed by Michan Architecture was vital, since 59 thousand square meters were intervened and green areas were developed that extend over 14 thousand square meters with trees, plants and even A wetland designed to capture the rainwater from the pavilions surrounding to reuse the water, according to the authorities during the inauguration of this new space.
What is in the new CDMX cultural space?
In addition to strengthening the beauty of Chapultepec, the largest urban park, something that makes the new scenic garden special is its Diversity of spaces to which you can access free. Each of them has been designed with a concept of National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature to house different local and international artistic expressions. But, above all, it is intended to be a point of reconnection with nature and culture. In fact, The new cultural enclosure expands other enclosures in the area that have opened in recent years as the Los Pinos Cultural Complex and other emblematic such as Forest Cultural Center.
The scenic garden expands the cultural offer with a scenic pavilion, where they will be presented dance and music shows and the scenic creation laboratory. Its architectural development also includes the artist's square and a lake for water use. The design stands out for the interconnectivity of spaces to those who are easily accessing by their walkers. And for coexistence? The enclosure includes spaces for picnic and also a cafeteria.