In an area once dominated by heavy traffic and where there was scarcely sufficient air to breathe, today stand 700 newlyplanted Belgian cherry trees. The “Avenida de Portugal”, formerly an eight-lane highway and one of the main arterial roads in Madrid, has undergone “cosmetic surgery” — parts of the road have disappeared into tunnels and parks and gardens have arisen in their place.
An impressive lighting concept, achieved with the help of Selux luminaires, has also been installed along the newly-built boulevard. The new luminaire in question is called the “Olivio” and, in shape and design, recalls the surrounding cherry trees.
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