This guided visit to the prototype of the Regenerate Barcelona project offers an opportunity to explore an innovative approach to sustainable urban regeneration. The prototype features a self-supporting wooden support system that adapts to existing structures. This modular, easy-to-assemble and maintain system utilizes recyclable and reusable materials, promoting decarbonization and a circular economy.

Key benefits of the prototype include enhanced thermal comfort through passive strategies, a reduced water footprint in sanitation infrastructure, and the promotion of local biodiversity. Additionally, it fosters the creation of high-quality community spaces, improving both urban sustainability and residents' quality of life. Led by the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (REARQ - Rehabilitació i Restauració Arquitectònica and GICITED - Grup Interdisciplinari de Ciència i Tecnologia a l'Edificació), in collaboration with Constraula, this project demonstrates how innovation can transform urban spaces into more sustainable and efficient environments.