Urban Planning, Ecological Transition, Urban Services and Housing

The Ca l'Alier Urban Innovation Centre, in the Sant Martí district, is presenting an exhibition entitled "Towards a playable city for everyone", explaining what the city has been doing to incorporate games and in such a way that they are accessible to everyone.

Organised in collaboration with the COAC and the Institute of Childhood and Adolescence, the exhibition premiered in October at the COAC itself, where it was open to the public for a couple of weeks. The exhibition is now coming to the city’s districts, with the first stop at Ca l’Alier (C/ Pere IV, 362), until 2 December.

The exhibition is divided into four parts: an account of the advances being made towards a playable city; the City Council’s model and strategy for creating play areas for everyone; the accessibility criteria that need to be followed and the results of the competition launched a few months ago for ten totally accessible play areas.

Venue: Ca l’Alier Urban Innovation Centre (Pere IV, 362)
When: until 2 December
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays, from 8 am to 8 pm