Moderna

The reproduces three floral motifs anchored in the vertices of the hexagon.

The arrangement of the Moderna urban tile, designed by Javier Mariscal, allows for the composition of homogeneous or random patterns according to the designer's intent. The Moderna design reinterprets the proposal of Antoni Gaudí's original pavement, also offering a single combinable hexagonal model, this time with Mediterranean floral motifs.

Manufactured with high-strength cement and advanced additives, this tile is ideal for paving sidewalks and public spaces.

The urban tiles sit on a rigid concrete slab of 15 to 18 cm, designed for pedestrian use with ocasional vehicle traffic service, poured on a soil sub-base.