Sabadell renovates children's playgrounds with 2.2 million euros

Works focus on Taulí park, Joan Coromines square, and Can Gambús park, featuring new inclusive areas and increased shade.

Renovation works on a children's playground in Sabadell with new inclusive elements.
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Renovation works on a children's playground in Sabadell with new inclusive elements.

The Sabadell City Council is continuing its renovation of several children's playground areas throughout August, with a total planned investment of 2.2 million euros.

The current works are concentrated in Taulí Park, Joan Coromines Square, and Can Gambús Park. In Joan Coromines Square, the construction is well advanced, nearing the installation of the final flooring, similar to the progress at Can Gambús.
At Taulí Park, the renovation is comprehensive. The rubber flooring will be replaced with a new shock-absorbent surface, a sandpit will be created, and new play elements for more children will be installed. A notable addition is a large, accessible, and inclusive wooden play structure featuring two small towers, a slide, stairs, and sound-stimulating play panels, along with an inclusive trampoline. The perimeter fence will also be restored, and urban furniture repaired.
As part of this children's playground renovation project, works have already been completed at Gernika Square and Quebec Square. The renovations at Llívia Square and Montellà Square are nearly finished, with most new play elements already installed. At Can Gambús, in addition to new large-scale play structures and inclusive elements, shaded areas will be increased with new tree plantings, and benches and picnic tables will be added to strengthen the space as a family meeting point.