Object customization workshops are back at Parc de l'Espanya Industrial. This proposal focuses on using a cutting plotter to decorate lunchboxes and bottles, perfect for the start of the school year. The activity takes place in Sants, a neighborhood with its own distinct rhythm.
It’s a chance to add a unique touch to everyday items, from your breakfast container to your water bottle. The technique allows for all sorts of designs, limited only by your imagination.
The Planns tip
Take the afternoon to stroll through the park; it's an architectural gem from the 80s industrial era.
PRACTICAL INFO
Wednesday: from 17.15 h to 19.15 h General admission: 2 € (for materials) — Pre-registration required
THE VENUE
Located in Sants, Parc de l'Espanya Industrial occupies the site of the former La España Industrial textile factory, active until 1972. Opened in 1985 following a neighborhood movement that halted housing construction, this park stands as a testament to urban reconversion and land recovery in Barcelona. Designed by Luis Peña Ganchegui, Antón Pagola, and Montserrat Ruiz, its postmodern aesthetic features nine lighthouse towers guarding an artificial lake. The ensemble includes Andrés Nagel's iron dragon sculpture, which doubles as a slide, and restored pieces from the 1929 International Exhibition, such as Neptune by Manuel Fuxà, Venus by José Pérez Peresejo, and the Bulls of Abundance by Antoni Alsina. It offers a unique blend of industrial memory and contemporary art intervention.
Parc de l'Espanya Industrial
Steel, water, and industrial memory in Sants.
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