Resonancia

PPAA – Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados
Plaza del Ayuntamiento
2026

Logroño’s City Hall, designed by Rafael Moneo, was conceived as a fragment of the city rather than as an isolated building. Its architecture sets out an open plaza, understood as a public space where urban life unfolds and where the institution draws closer to its citizens.

Taking this condition as its starting point, the proposal does not seek to place an object in the plaza but to work with its void. The project arises from the grid of the building itself, whose geometry extends into the plaza as a silent prolongation of its order.

This weave unfolds across the space as an urban fabric, a field of lines that emerges from the ground and turns the void into a habitable structure. Steel stakes draw a light network that expands from the City Hall toward the street, generating a landscape that invites people to walk through it and discover new relationships between architecture, city and public space.

Rather than occupying the plaza, the intervention weaves new connections between the building, the city and those who cross it. The void thus becomes an active place, where the movement of pedestrians completes the architecture.

In this way, the proposal reinforces the continuity between architecture and city that characterises the City Hall, allowing the plaza to be experienced as part of the urban fabric of Logroño.

PPAA - Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados

Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados is an independent studio founded in 2018 by Pablo Pérez Palacios, working across architecture, art, planning, urbanism and interior design. With a practice that combines spatial research and artistic sensibility, the studio has collaborated with artists such as Rita Ponce de León, Abraham Cruzvillegas and Montserrat Castañón, and has taken part in exhibitions and initiatives led by international institutions such as Harvard GSD and the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. Its work has been widely published and recognised with various awards and distinctions, including AN Interior and Architectural Digest México, placing it among the most prominent practices in Mexico and Latin America.

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