Through the Infrastructure and Development Plan towards the Bicentennial, the Municipality of Concordia has begun the installation of urban shelters in different parts of the city.
The new shelters were built entirely of sheets of different thicknesses (flat, folded, and perforated) and structural pipes. Each shelter has lighting from two LED panels, powered by a solar panel that will be located on the roof, under anti-vandal protection.
They also feature information via QR, where the passenger will obtain data on their location and bus line routes.
The Undersecretariat of Public Works stated that this responds to an important demand from urban passenger transport users: “a modern, comfortable, and safe design was conceived for the residents, whom we ask to take care of these spaces when using them. These shelters are essential for workers, students, and senior citizens who wait for public transport every day.”
It was also indicated that the shelters that are removed for replacement will be refurbished to be placed in other sectors of the city.
INSTALLATION POINTS
The sectors where the new urban shelters are being installed are as follows: Boulevard San Lorenzo and Humberto Primo; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between Perú and Concejal Veiga streets; Boulevard San Lorenzo and Tavella; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between Concejal Veiga and Laprida streets; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between 25 de Mayo and Sarmiento streets; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between Sarmiento and San Luis streets; Avenida Eva Perón and Boulevard San Lorenzo; Boulevard San Lorenzo and Mariano Moreno; Boulevard San Lorenzo and Maipú; Avenida Salto Uruguayo and Maipú; Avenida Salto Uruguayo and Lamadrid; Avenida Gerardo Yoya and Boulevard San Lorenzo; Avenida Eva Perón, between Morrogh Bernard street and Boulevard San Lorenzo; Avenida Eva Perón, between Chabrillón and República del Brasil streets; Avenida Eva Perón and Gregoria Pérez; Avenida Eva Perón and Cadario; Avenida Eva Perón and Lieberman; Avenida Eva Perón and Arévalo; Avenida Eva Perón and O´Connor; Hipólito Yrigoyen and Buenos Aires streets; Hipólito Yrigoyen and Mitre streets.
The new shelters were built entirely of sheets of different thicknesses (flat, folded, and perforated) and structural pipes. Each shelter has lighting from two LED panels, powered by a solar panel that will be located on the roof, under anti-vandal protection.
They also feature information via QR, where the passenger will obtain data on their location and bus line routes.
The Undersecretariat of Public Works stated that this responds to an important demand from urban passenger transport users: “a modern, comfortable, and safe design was conceived for the residents, whom we ask to take care of these spaces when using them. These shelters are essential for workers, students, and senior citizens who wait for public transport every day.”
It was also indicated that the shelters that are removed for replacement will be refurbished to be placed in other sectors of the city.
INSTALLATION POINTS
The sectors where the new urban shelters are being installed are as follows: Boulevard San Lorenzo and Humberto Primo; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between Perú and Concejal Veiga streets; Boulevard San Lorenzo and Tavella; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between Concejal Veiga and Laprida streets; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between 25 de Mayo and Sarmiento streets; Boulevard San Lorenzo, between Sarmiento and San Luis streets; Avenida Eva Perón and Boulevard San Lorenzo; Boulevard San Lorenzo and Mariano Moreno; Boulevard San Lorenzo and Maipú; Avenida Salto Uruguayo and Maipú; Avenida Salto Uruguayo and Lamadrid; Avenida Gerardo Yoya and Boulevard San Lorenzo; Avenida Eva Perón, between Morrogh Bernard street and Boulevard San Lorenzo; Avenida Eva Perón, between Chabrillón and República del Brasil streets; Avenida Eva Perón and Gregoria Pérez; Avenida Eva Perón and Cadario; Avenida Eva Perón and Lieberman; Avenida Eva Perón and Arévalo; Avenida Eva Perón and O´Connor; Hipólito Yrigoyen and Buenos Aires streets; Hipólito Yrigoyen and Mitre streets.