Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera
The Marivent Gardens had deteriorated over time and required an update ahead of their public opening in 2017. The refurbishment project, commissioned by the Balearic Islands Government (CAIB), involved reorganizing the green space renowned for its natural value along with installing seating areas, creating new access points for people with reduced mobility, and setting up a permanent sculpture exhibition by Joan Miró.
The site's heritage, cultural, and natural value needed to be communicated through a signage system that could convey the significance of the space and its features in a functional, clear, and visually integrated way.
Decópolis contributed to the development of the signage system for the Marivent Gardens, designing a set of signs that blend seamlessly into the landscape through carefully chosen colors, typography, layout, and informative content placed throughout the visitor route.
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More than 9,000 square meters of the Marivent Gardens opened to the public with a clear, well-integrated signage system. Its purpose: to inform visitors about the gardens’ history, opening hours, rules, native plant descriptions, the visitor route, and the placards accompanying the permanent Joan Miró sculpture exhibition
The integrated signage project developed by Decópolis brought visitors closer to the cultural and heritage value of the Marivent Gardens. This public space now features 40 different plant species most of them native and 12 bronze sculptures by the Mallorcan artist Joan Miró.
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