Alongside five other public projects built in the border city of Naco in the Sonoran Desert, commissioned by the Federal Government’s Secretariat of Urban Development and Territorial Planning (SEDATU), this community center provides safe areas for public recreation and cultural activities. It is a building comprised of seven blocks of varying heights and configurations to house an open-air auditorium, a cafeteria, a daycare center, a workshop area, classrooms, multipurpose spaces, and bathrooms. The daycare center is located on one of the property’s fronts and has private gardens and play areas. The other six blocks are interconnected and open onto a central patio. The entire complex faces a front plaza open to the street, allowing the sidewalk to extend practically to the auditorium area, which is an open-air bleacher for all kinds of events.