Parque luis munoz marin: Luis Muñoz Marín Park | Discover Puerto Rico
Parque Luis Muñoz Marín – San Juan, San Juan
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very change from the one in my times, but really nice and peaceful, great to take the kids or pets, recommend during the week, on the weekends is super full, lacks of parkings in the weekend
Great for kids and dogs.
There are food trucks, coffee stands. Prefect family day out.I love this park! It’s great for walks, they offer Zumba classes (don’t remember the dates) and they have a dog park inside! This is why I love it! It’s doggy friendly.
Keep hearing its open, but guaranteed, every time you go there it will be “closed for that day”, been so many times and its never open…only ever see maintenance in there and I drive past daily.
On thursdays they have zumba classes from 6-8
Esta bueno el parque, la nueva fuente agua esta brutal, hay seguridad por todos lados, esta limpio y bonito. Bueno para pasar el dia con la familia.
Limpio, varios baños y sillas para descansar. Poca organización, no hay carriles exclusivos para las bicicletas. Pocos estacionamientos de impedimentos.
Areas de inclusión con poca organización.Muy organizado, limpio y apto para todas las edades. Excelente para los perros.
Un bachero … Pero se paso brutal en el concert de Cultura Y Los Cafre
Abierto al Publico desde hoy enero 14 de 2013. Reopened January 2013.
Los Cafres y Cultura
Falto de Mantenimiento. El Gobierno realmente se ha olvidado de mantener este parque.
There are food trucks, coffee stands. Prefect family day out.
Areas de inclusión con poca organización.56 Photos
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Urban Projects | Maribel Ortiz Arq.
Me as an Urbanist
These green spaces are the lungs of the city and are essential to create the balance between nature and architecture.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico
Year: 2016
Site: 32.6 hectares / 83 cuerdas
Location: The Park is located between the Ave. Jesús T. Piñero and Rio Piedras River in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The total area of the site is 50 hectares /127 cuerdas.
Office: Partner at Andrés Mignucci Arquitectos
Responsibilities: Design, Construction Documents, Construction Supervision
Photos: Maribel Ortiz ( except aerial view )
Awards: 2016 Mention of Honor, XIV Puerto Rico Architecture Biennale, San Juan, Puerto Rico
The Luis Muñoz Marín Park is a green lung in the middle of the city of San Juan. This is part of a recreational and sports complex that includes a stadium, a coliseum and an open-air amphitheater. After years of neglect, a massive restoration was carried out, returning this important public space to the city.
It has a plant nursery, rooms for activities and seminars, walking paths, areas for sports, squares with games for children, gazebos for celebrating parties and birthdays, and areas for the enjoyment of pets. In addition to spaces for recycling materials that will become handicrafts that will be sold in the park.
Among other considerations with the environment, and which in turn will help lower the costs of water and electricity, a rainwater filtration system was built for the bathrooms and the light poles that were installed work with solar energy.
About 1,600 trees and palms live in the park. For every one that dies, seven are sown. In addition, there are 21 species of palms, 40 types of trees and 30 kinds of birds.
Aerial view of the complex.
The Luis Muñoz Marín tree connects with the main fountain.
The children enjoy the interactive fountain.
Entrance canopy from Ave. Piñero.
The elevated walkway ” Paseo de la Fronda” provides the experience of a walk among the trees.
Plant nursery pavilion.
Rain water is collected in small water tanks to be reused in the bathrooms.
Luis Muñoz Marín Park at night.
Pond and elevated walkway at night.
Entrance Administrative Building.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Construction: 1926-1932 Bennett, Parsons and Frost, Directed by Francisco Valines Cofresí
Restorations: 1970 Orval Sifontes
1990-93 Otto Reyes Casanova
2000-04 Andrés Mignucci , Maribel Ortiz
Status: National Register of Historic Places in San Juan , Puerto Rico
Site: 27.2 acres
Location: Puerta de Tierra, San Juan
Office: Partner at Andrés Mignucci Arquitectos
Responsibilities: Design, Construction Documents, Construction Supervision
Photos: Maribel Ortiz ( except aerial view )
The park required extensive rehabilitation work that included the ‘Pabellón de la Paz’ and the ‘Polvorín’ by O’Daly.
New design elements were added to these, such as a linear fountain that reinforced the central axis of the park. A stairway was also built on the transversal walk creating an access to the Third Millennium Park based on an idea originally projected in the design projected by Bennett, Parsons and Frost in 1925.
Master Plan Drawing 2000.
Condado, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Year: 2004
Location: Ashford Avenue, Condado
Office: Partner at Andrés Mignucci Arquitectos
Responsibilities: Design, Construction Documents, Construction Supervision
Photos: Maribel Ortiz ( except aerial view and people at night)
Awards:
2005 Bronze Medal: Miami + Beach Architectural Biennale, Miami, Florida
2004 Finalist: IV Ibero-American Architectural Biennale, Lima Perú
2004 Mention of Honor: AIA Design Awards, AIA Puerto Rico Chapter, San Juan, Puerto Rico
The construction of the buildings along Ashford Avenue creates an extensive wall that blocks the view of the ocean.
The demolition of the obsolete building of the old Convention Center creates a “window” that offers the opportunity of a new public space that opens the view to the sea, democratizing the space physically and visually. In this way, the name of the space “La Ventana al Mar” arises.
Using design strategies that operate at the larger collective scale of the landscape and the city to the intimate scale of the individual user, the project reflects the power of urban design and public space to positively transform deteriorated environments through the creation of habitable places of openness and inclusion.
Aerial view of the project and its context.
A walk on the pre-existing breakwater was created.
Sculpture by Ángel Botello.
The fountain was design in collaboration with WET Design, California.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Year: 2000
Location: Parque Central, SanJuan
Office: Partner at Andrés Mignucci Arquitectos
Responsibilities: Design, Construction Documents, Construction Supervision
Photos: Maribel Ortiz and Andrés Mignucci
Awards:
2001 Premio Nacional de Arquitectura: VI Puerto Rico Architecture Biennale, San Juan, Puerto Rico
2001 Honor Award: AIA Design Awards, AIA Puerto Rico Chapter, San Juan, Puerto Rico
2001 URBE Award for Excellence in Architecture: Urbe Design Awards, San Juan, Puerto Rico
2002 Landscape Design Award – Prix du Paysage: Martinique Architecture Biennale, Fort de France, Martinique
2014 Finalist: Rogelio Salmona Latin American Architecture Award, Bogotá, Colombia
The PARQUE DE LOS NIÑOS is part of the Central Park, a municipal sports and recreational facility located in the Santurce sector of the Municipality of San Juan.
It occupies an area of 40,540 square meters (4,054 hectares) on the banks of the Caño de Martín Peña.
The lands, flooded and swampy, were part of land reclaimed from the body of water, mangrove landscapes redrawn with fill and garbage. The land assigned to the future park made up the asphalt parking lot that served the sports complex, built on an old landfill on the north coast of Caño, one of the central components of the San Juan Bay Estuary. The park rescues the city’s environmental relationship with its natural context, the Caño de Martín Peña in Santurce. Together with the Santurce Park, the two spaces constitute a system that rescues the landscape / city link normally forgotten by putting into play and promoting underused marginal lands in the heart of the city. The design of the park is, therefore, a rescue, repair and environmental rehabilitation operation while developing a space for citizen coexistence and recreation.
The heart of the park is made up of four clearings defined by vegetation that represent the four primordial elements – Water, Air, Fire and Earth.
In the center of the park, a fifth clearing – the 5th ESSENCE – represents the symbolic union of the four elements. In turn, each clearing and element is designed to explore the park through direct experience emphasizing the use of the five senses of the human body: visual, aural, touch, smell and taste. The park is divided into the following areas: PAVILIONS, CLARO Nº 1- WATER, CLARO Nº 2- AIR, THE 5TH ESSENCE, CLARO Nº 3- FIRE, CLARO Nº 4- LAND, PLAYGROUND, and the WALKS.
PAVILIONS
Claro Nº 1 – WATER
The clearing of the Water consists of a large reflective pond and interactive fountain. The landscape of this clearing forms a palm grove which includes Royal Palms (Roystonea borinquena), Adonidias (Veitchia merrillii), Paurotis (Acoelorrhaphe wrightii), Butias (Buta capitata), Bottle Palms (Hyophorbe lagenicaulis) and Catechus (Areca catechu).
Claro Nº 2 – AIR
The Air clearing is accessed through a large green wall in the shape of the square root of two – a mathematical sequence of precise geometry present both in abstract mathematics and in nature in the shape of snails like the nautilus.
Central element of this clearing is the AVIARY, a large open aviary with the names of our typical birds – warbler, guaraguao, pitirre, and bienteveo, among others. The Aviary introduces the letter as an ornament. Aromatic trees such as Ilán-Ilán (Cananga odorata), Camphor (Cinnamomum camphora), Malagueta (Pimenta racemosa) and Alspice (Pimenta dioica) with their airborne scent, make up the landscape of this clearing.
Claro Nº 3 – FIRE
The clearing of FIRE is symbolically represented by LIGHT and particularly our natural source of light, THE SUN. The SOLAR SYSTEM places us as part of a universe, both vast and immense, and on the other hand, personal and immediate. Our solar system and the planets that comprise it have been built to scale using massive spheres of volcanic stone. The sun is represented by a ring of ten alternating red Flamboyans (Delonix regia) and yellow (Peltophorum inerme). Four TOWERS, oriented to a particular equinox or solstice, directly associated with the Sun and its relationship with the Earth.
Claro Nº 4 – EARTH
The fourth element – EARTH – takes the form of a green maze. In this Meditation Labyrinth, based on medieval models like the one in Chartres Cathedral, there is only one way to the center. As the focal point and goal of the labyrinth we have placed a ceiba (Ceiba pentandra L.), tree of wisdom. The labyrinth has been built of walls of ficus (Ficus benjamina) on the inside and poppy (Rosa sinensis) on the outside.
In PARQUE DE LOS NIÑOS, more than 2,000 new specimens of trees, palms and shrubs have been planted in what constitutes its transformation from the old asphalt and stone parking lot to an urban garden for public use. Its conception, based on direct experience, the use of the senses and the incorporation of traditionally abstract subjects for our children such as mathematics, geometry, astronomy and biology, allow learning both directly, directed and formally, as well. as spontaneous, didactic and informal. The Children’s Park represents the invention of a new urban landscape through the measured integration of architecture, landscaping and public art.
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Maybe you remember him and his Rough Riders at the battle of San Juan Hill. | You may remember him and his Heavy Riders from the battle of San Juan Hill. | |
Battle of San Juan Hill… cool as a cucumber. | During the old battles… I was calm, but now I’m terribly worried. | |
The population of San Juan County is also controlled by the elevation. | The population of San – Juan County is also regulated by altitude. | |
Death penalty commutable if you enlist in another ship, like the San Juan, which sails tomorrow at this same hour. | The death penalty, which will be canceled if you go on another ship, for example San – Juan, which will sail tomorrow at the same time. | |
As far as Polaris is concerned, Teddy Roosevelt is just going back down San Juan Hill. | After all, when it still existed, Teddy Roosevelt was just – just going down the hill San – Juan. | |
Somebody boarded in San Juan named Henry Coles. | In San – Juan, a certain Henry Coles boarded the ship. | |
T-their birds are hardwired to fly to San Juan Capistrano. | These birds are programmed to fly to San – Juan Capistrano. | |
I’ve fallen in love with a younger woman and we’re relocating to San Juan. | I fell in love with a younger girl and we are moving to San – Juan. | |
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his band of Rough Riders charged up San Juan Hill and liberated Cuba. | Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his gang of Rough Riders climbed Mount San – Juan and liberated Cuba. | |
Commutable if you enlist in another ship, like the San Juan, – which sails tomorrow at this same hour. | It will be canceled if you go on another ship, for example San – Juan, which leaves tomorrow morning at the same time. | |
They will take you to the island San – Juan, where you will be charged. | ||
I was to enlist in the San Juan, but the list was full. | And that’s when I realized, Blauman and I were locked in a battle of wills that made T.R.’s charge up San Juan Hill look like a walk in the park. | And then I realized that Blauman and I found ourselves in the same war of interests because of which Roosevelt, climbing the hill San – Juan had to act as if he was walking in the park. |
You two fly down to san juan, first class all the way. | You two are flying to San Juan, first class, round trip. | |
It is in Greco and in San Juan de la Cruz, of course, and in the others. | It was, of course, Greco, and San – Juan de la Cruz, and others. | |
Philip took it up and saw that it was a volume of Spanish verse, the poems of San Juan de la Cruz, and as he opened it a sheet of paper fell out. | It was a volume of Spanish poetry – compositions San – Juan de la Cruz; when he opened the book, a piece of paper fell out of it, covered in pencil. | |
Well, you know all about San Juan de la Cruz, don’t you? | But have you heard of San – Juan de la Cruz? | |
Motor patrolman, volunteered for Teddy’s Rough Riders, died on San Juan Hill. | Mobile policeman, Teddy Roosevelt’s wild rider volunteer in the war against Spain, killed in San Juan Hill. | |
The seat of the Archdiocese of San Juan de Cuyo is Catedral San Juan Bautista. | The seat of the Archbishop of San – Juan de Cuyo is the Cathedral of San – Juan Bautista. | |
The Morro fortress in Havana shares its name with structures in Santiago de Cuba and the Castillo de San Felipe del Morro in San Juan, Puerto Rico. | Fortress Morro in Havana has a common name with buildings in Santiago de Cuba and Castillo de San – Felipe del Morro in San – Juan, Puerto Rico. | |
The Gaddis Argosy article delineated the boundaries of the triangle, giving its vertices as Miami; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Bermuda. | Gaddis Argosi’s article outlined the boundaries of the triangle, calling it the vertices of Miami, San – Juan, Puerto Rico and Bermuda. | |
In April 1618, the San Juan Bautista arrived in the Philippines from Mexico, with Hasekura and Luis Sotelo on board. | In April 1618 San Juan Bautista arrived in the Philippines from Mexico with Hasekura and Luis Sotelo on board. | |
Santana beat him on October 19, 1985 at San Juan, Puerto Rico. | Santana beat him 19October 1985 at San Juan, Puerto Rico. | |
Because of this ambiguity, both the United States and Britain claimed sovereignty over the San Juan Islands. | Because of this ambiguity, both the United States and Great Britain claimed sovereignty over the San Islands – Juan. | |
During this period of disputed sovereignty, Britain’s Hudson’s Bay Company established operations on San Juan and turned the island into a sheep ranch. | During this period of contested sovereignty, the British Hudson’s Bay Company opened operations at San – Juan and turned the island into a sheep ranch. | |
San Juan Island significance held not for its size, but as a military strategic point. | Island San – Juan was important not for its size, but as a military – strategic point. | |
There was also a smaller factory at Alcázar de San Juan producing and maintaining wagons. | In Alcazar de San – Juan there was also a small factory for the production and maintenance of vans. | |
According to scholars such as Gavan McCormack and E. San Juan, the American counterinsurgency resulted in genocide. | According to scholars such as Gavan McCormack and E. San – Juan, the American counterinsurgency led to genocide. | |
On Wednesday 9April, 20 Japanese were baptized, and 22 more on 20 April by the archbishop in Mexico, don Juan Pérez de la Serna, at the Church of San Francisco. | On Wednesday, April 9, 20 Japanese were baptized, and another on April 22 – April 20 by the Archbishop of Mexico, don Juan Pérez de la Serna, in the church San – Francisco. | |
The Church of San Juan Bautista in San Juan, Tabaco City, is one of the most impressive religious structures in the province of Albay. | Church San – Juan Bautista in San – Juan, the city of tabaco, is one of the most impressive religious buildings in the province of Albay. | |
Its headquarters is Billings, Montana, with hubs at Miami International Airport and at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, San Juan, Puerto Rico. | Its headquarters are in Billings, Montana, with headquarters at Miami International Airport and Luis Munoz Marin International Airport, San – Juan, Puerto Rico. | |
It was later used in numerous military conflicts, including the Boshin War, the Anglo-Zulu War, and the assault on San Juan Hill during the Spanish–American War. | It was later used in numerous military conflicts including the Boshin War, the Anglo-Zulu War and the Storming of San Juan Hill during the Spanish American War. | |
The detachment proved very effective, supporting the advance of American forces at the Battle of San Juan Hill. | The detachment proved to be very effective in supporting the advance of the American troops in the Battle of San – Juan Hill. | |
She died in 2000 of pneumonia at the age of 74 in San Juan Capistrano. | She died in 2000 of pneumonia at the age of 74 in San – Juan – Capistrano. | |
EDSA then continues on its route and serves as the boundary of the cities of San Juan and Quezon City. | Then EDSA continues its route and serves as the border of the cities San – Juan and Quezon City. | |
The Phase 1/2a clinical trial was conducted at the City of Hope National Medical Center, the Translational Genomics Research Institute and San Juan Oncology Associates. | Phase 1/2a clinical trials conducted at Hope National Medical Center, Translational Genomics Research Institute and Association of Oncology San – Juana. | |
He was buried in the Fuensalida vault of the church of San Juan Bautista, and within eight days his wife Juana was buried beside him. | He was buried in the crypt of Fuensalida church San – Juan Bautista, and eight days later his wife Juana was buried next to him. | |
The Pig War is commemorated in San Juan Island National Historical Park. | The Pig War is celebrated in the National Historical Park of San Island – Juan. | |
In his second year of college, Thompson embarked on a trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico, as part of an exchange program. | In his sophomore year of college, Thompson took a trip to San – Juan, Puerto Rico, as part of an exchange program. | |
Black Francis performed at The Coach House Concert Hall in San Juan Capistrano, California, on March 22, 2013. | Black Francis performed at the Coach House Concert Hall at San – Juan – Capistrano, California on March 22, 2013. | |
The program was sponsored by the government municipality of San Juan, Major League Baseball, and private donors. | The program was funded by the government of the Municipality of San – Juan, Major League Baseball and private donors. | |
The family’s main residence is in San Juan, Puerto Rico. | The family’s main residence is located at San – Juan, Puerto Rico. | |
They have been formed from magma coming from three distinct hotspots, Easter, Juan Fernández and San Felix hotspots. | They were formed from magma coming from three different hotspots: Easter, Juan Fernandez and San Felix. | |
They fought in the Battle of Las Guasimas on 24 June, and at the Battle of San Juan Hill from 1–3 July. | They fought in the Battle of Las Guasimas on June 24 and in the Battle of Hill San – Juan on July 1 – 3. | |
The city of San Juan Capistrano is where writer Johnston McCulley set the first novella about Zorro, The Curse of Capistrano. | City San – Juan – Capistrano Writer Johnston McCully directed the first novel about Zorro, the curse of Capistrano. | |
In 1898 he was the pilot of the hot air balloon that gave U.S. troops location information of Spanish snipers before the Battle of San Juan Hill. | In 1898, he was a balloon pilot who gave American troops information about the location of Spanish snipers before the battle at San – Juan. | |
According to the Ecuadorian musicologist Segundo Luis Moreno, Sanjuanito was danced by Amerindian people during San Juan Bautista’s birthday. | According to the Ecuadorian musicologist Segundo Luis Moreno, Sanjuanito was danced by the Indians on the birthday of San Juan Bautista. | |
The complex in San Juan was designed by Juan Nakpil. | Complex in San – Juane was designed by Juan Nakpil. | |
Domingo Avenue up to where it was cut short in San Juan via the N. Domingo Street. | Domingo – Avenue to the point where it ends at San – Juan across N. Domingo Street. | |
While the average age for the overall homeless population is 40 years old for both women and men, in San Juan the median is 48 years for men and 43 years for women. | While the average age of the homeless is 40 for both women and men, in San – Juan the average age is 48 for men and 43 for women. | |
A 1934 map of Manila by the YMCA shows Calle Tayuman starts at Calle Sande / Juan Luna and ends near the San Lazaro Hippodrome. | A 1934 YMCA map of Manila shows Tayuman Street starting at Sande/Juan Luna Street and ending near Hippodrome San – Lazaro. | |
Also on the Colorado Plateau but further north lies the San Juan volcanic field in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. | Also on the Colorado Plateau, but further north lies the volcanic field San – Juan in the mountains San – Juan of Colorado. | |
The valley sits between the Sangre De Cristo Mountains and San Juan Mountains, and consists of large desert lands that eventually run into the mountains. | The valley is located between the mountains of Sangre de Cristo and San – Juan, and consists of large desert lands that eventually turn into mountains. | |
It was located in Manila during its early years, then in San Juan, and later in Makati, before moving to its present site. | It was located in Manila in its early years, then at San – Juan, and later at Makati before moving to its current location. | |
The 2014 event was held from the 3 to 8 of November in San Juan, Argentina. | The 2014 event took place from 3 to 8 November at San – Juan, Argentina. | |
Loma Daguilla, an isolated mountain near San Juan, Cuba, is named for the tree, which is known locally as daguilla de loma and has been abundant thereabouts. | Loma – Dagilla, an isolated mountain near San – Juana, Cuba, named after a tree that is known locally as daguilla de loma and was abundant there. | |
The districts with the highest level of victimization are Rimac, El Agustino, Villa El Salvador, San Juan de Lurigancho and Los Olivos. | Areas with the highest levels of victimization – Rimac, El Agustino, Villa El Salvador, San – Juan de Lurigancho and Los Olivos. | |
Normandie also inspired the architecture and design of the Normandie Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico. | Normandie also inspired the architecture and design of the Normandie Hotel at San – Juan, Puerto Rico. | |
In 1508, Ponce de Leon established the first settlement near present-day San Juan and began enslaving the indigenous Tainos. |
