The facility, designed beyond its vocation as an urban hub, acts as an operator that brings people together and connects them; it reduces mobility time, which increases the reliability of the transportation system. Its naturally lit central module makes the space more welcoming and facilitates decision making about routes. The glass facade reflects the surroundings, creating a dynamic fusion of movements, shapes and colors that enrich the internal experience. As a climate strategy, roof mounted cross ventilation was adopted, inspired by the rich Amazonian architecture.

Fernando Andrade is a Brazilian architect who works on different scales and project programs. His work is driven by welcoming architecture: prioritizing the human experience, the poetics of space, respect for local culture and harmony with the environment. From this understanding, spaces are conceived that inspire, condition decisions and connect.

The Centro Integrado de Inclusão e Reabilitação - CIIR (Integrated Centre for Inclusion and Rehabilitation) is a complex specializing in improving accessibility and promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities in the state of Pará. The institution offers a model of medium and high complexity care for people with all types of disabilities and age groups, with alternative therapies and effective treatments available on the Unified Health System - SUS.