The design of this courtyard remains inspiring today due to its timeless simplicity and user-centred approach. Servibo sees how the combination of considered greenery, strategic pathways and flexible street furniture results in a space that is still relevant after fifty years. This approach aligns closely with core values such as sustainability, social interaction and aesthetics, which Servibo upholds in its own advisory work and product selection.

Moreover, this garden demonstrates the value of long-term thinking: investing in quality, natural materials and an open layout gives any space resilience. Partners such as Escofet 1886 show that recognised craftsmanship and certified production processes add to this durability. For Servibo, the project serves as a reference point for forward-thinking urban policy.

Flexible street furniture ensures that different user groups feel welcome. Servibo supplied Tramet benches without backrests in this context, enabling students and passers-by to move freely, pause, or meet. Such choices are perfectly suited to a multifunctional interpretation of urban in-between spaces.

By adapting the benches to the user profile, the space becomes inviting rather than prescriptive. For Servibo, this project demonstrates how the right furniture choice enhances the character and experience of a space. Collaboration with partners such as Escofet 1886 ensures this flexibility goes hand in hand with sustainability and strong aesthetics..

Low-maintenance furniture structurally lowers costs and ensures stable quality over the years. Servibo consistently advises investing in materials and finishes that require little maintenance, as seen in this case with robust Tramet benches from Escofet 1886. This is not only financially beneficial, but also supports the sustainability ambitions of cities and stakeholders.

Long-term use without intensive maintenance contributes to the lifespan of the entire outdoor area. For Servibo, it is essential that each partner not only supplies products, but also considers the long-term perspective. This fits with current societal themes such as responsible management and the circular economy

In the Camilo Torres courtyard, the furniture is deliberately tailored to mobile, young users and passing visitors. Servibo supplied benches without backrests, facilitating short breaks and meetings without promoting prolonged, static use. This creates a space that matches the rhythm of a student residence and a diverse, dynamic audience.

This user-oriented approach fits Servibo’s mission to provide solutions that truly work in their context. By listening to the needs of managers and architects and working with brands such as Escofet 1886, durable and accessible spaces for everyone are created.

Working with certified partners ensures that projects meet high standards for quality and sustainability. Servibo selects partners such as Escofet 1886 because they can demonstrate that their production processes are environmentally friendly and reliable. This is relevant for every client investing in future-proof outdoor space.

Certification not only supports sustainable material choices, but also increases confidence in the durability and origin of products. For Servibo, these collaborations form the basis for innovative and socially responsible solutions that are widely applicable in towns and cities.

The success of the Camilo Torres courtyard shows that sustainable, flexible and aesthetically strong choices result in spaces that remain attractive for many years. Servibo sees this project as an inspiring blueprint for urban developers and managers aiming for climate-resilient, inviting places.

The combination of timeless design, collaboration with experienced partners and a focus on the user are, according to Servibo, the key to relevant public space. Themes such as greening, social cohesion and management come together in a concrete, proven example.