A fictitious public signage project, framed in the Visual Communication Design Workshop 4, of the Bachelor's Degree of the same name.

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The project consisted of giving value to the only town in the department of Montevideo, highlighting its tourist and cultural attractions and organizing the pedestrian flow in a town that connects the capital with the entire western metropolitan area.

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Use materials that require little or as little maintenance as possible, resistant to weather and vandalism. Verified information will be needed on wetlands, sport and historical fisheries.

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“Resistance in a diverse space.” The resistance to a place that “was frozen in time” but with various recreational activities in a small space. The circulation that it has because it is crossed by National Route No. 1 makes the flow of people constant and therefore the invitation to tour the place. Through this project, it is intended to represent a signage system that integrates the characteristics of the place and an experience for the tourist.

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It resulted in work divided into three categories discriminated by color: magenta for tourist activities, green for essential services and cyan for public transport services.

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A signage work together with the designers Daniela Rognone and Jessy Brandi and led by Lic. Beatriz Liebner