The urban intervention of the Malecón de Villahermosa aimed to restore the population's connection with the nature of the Grijalva River, which was lost years ago with the construction of a containment wall due to a past flood. Spanning 5.3 linear kilometers on both sides of the river, the urban and architectural proposal included the creation of a pedestrian walkway over the river. Additionally, various recreational and sports areas, a bikeway, restaurant and cultural zones, the reforestation of native vegetation, and the urban rescue of over 125,000 m2 along the riverbanks were incorporated.
