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1. U rb a n De s i gn: A rt, Cit y, S oc i et y.
20 0 9 Nic ho la s S oc r at es
22 @ B ar cel o n a Pr oj ec t
Barcelona, located in the north-east of Spain and on the shores of the Mediterranean, is
one of the main European metropolises, and the centre of an extensive metropolitan
region made up of more than 217 towns, with a total population of 4.6 million
inhabitants. It is the economic, cultural and administrative capital of Catalonia and a
leader of an emerging business area in the south of Europe which is made up of more
than 800,000 companies and 17 million inhabitants. Within this Euro-Mediterranean
region, which includes the Balearic Islands, Valencia, Aragon and the south- east of
France, Barcelona is focusing on new strategic, competitive and international sectors, and
it is consolidating its position as one of Europe’s principal metropolises.
Catalonia, and its capital Barcelona, has always been a welcoming place for those visiting
it. Throughout its history, many different peoples have passed through this land and
almost all of them have settled here. This has made Catalonia a welcoming place, which
is tolerant, dynamic and open to anything that is new.
Catalonia and Barcelona have now become one of the main economic hubs of Europe.
A driver of the Spanish economy, 21st century Catalonia is an innovative country with a
highly-qualified labour force, an enviable geographical position (at the heart of Europe
and connected to the rest of the world thanks to its Mediterranean ports and its
international airports) and top-notch infrastructure and facilities that draw important
investments year after year.
Because of the shortage of available land at least half of the new office space will have
been concentrated in the 22@ district.

2. The 22@ district occupies 115 city blocks, with a surface of 200 hectares and with a
potential to build 4 million m² of floor space. Of this, 3.2 million m² would be allocated
to offices and commerce. According to Council estimates, the transformation of the
district will require an investment 12,020 million euros over a period of 15 or 20 years.

3. 22@ Barcelona is a project that aims to fully integrate Barcelona in the new technological
revolution of the knowledge economy. The Poblenou district, the main hub of Spanish
industrialization during the 19th century, is today setting itself up as the leading economic
and technological platform in Barcelona and Catalonia.

4. The plan aims to transform the entire neighborhood of el Poblenou—previously a cluster
of manufacturing industries—into a hub of office and university buildings for activities
and companies involved in the fields of new technologies, information, knowledge,
communication, and R&D.
Facilitating its role as an incubator of new ideas, companies and products.
As a new city model the 22@ Barcelona project reinterprets the function of the old
industrial fabric of Poblenou in a contemporary way, applying a new town planning
model based on the knowledge culture and sustainability.
The object of the 22@ Barcelona project is to transform 200 hectares of industrial land in
Poblenou into an innovative economic district, with leading edge infrastructure. It is to
offer over three million square metres of modern, flexible, technological business space
in the very centre of Barcelona, and is to achieve the strategic concentration of
knowledge intensive activities.
The 22@ Barcelona project provides for a greater density than has traditionally
characterised industrial sectors, and opts for a dense, complex urban environment which
permits more efficient use of the land while, at the same time contributing to the
interaction and exchange of information between the different urban agents and
generating the critical mass required to achieve economies of agglomeration.
Thus the 22@ Barcelona project opts for a high quality, compact, mixed, sustainable
urban model which results in a better balanced, more hybrid, ecologically more efficient
city of greater economic weight and cohesion. Thus it forms part of the overall strategy
“Barcelona, the City of Knowledge”.
At the same time higher levels of buildability enable urban refurbishment projects to
contribute to the re-urbanisation of all the streets of the sector, generating new green
spaces, facilities and housing. In short, a decisive improvement to the quality of life
enjoyed in Poblenou.
Barcelona production expertise is changing rapidly: more than two-thirds of its exports
now are high or medium-high technological goods. The future development of Barcelona

5. depends on its ability to integrate new information and communications technologies and,
of course, to intensify its knowledge-driven industrial activities and profit from them.
Both for its innovative conceptualisation, and for the nature of its productive activities,
the 22@ Barcelona district of activities is changing the economic geography of town, and
stands out as one of the areas of Metropolitan Barcelona with greatest potential.
22@ Is one of Catalonia’s and Barcelona’s main business sectors both in terms of weight
in the overall economy, its importance in comparison with other European regions, and in
terms of the importance given to it by companies, universities and centres of research
working in this area: the Information and Communications Technologies sector (ICT)
Qualified professionals and working practices are determining factors for many
companies when setting up in an area. Barcelona and its metropolitan region have highly-
qualified staff and they have been chosen by more than 250 innovative companies as the
location for their headquarters. Moreover, the capital of Catalonia has been considered
the best European city in terms of quality of life by professionals -for six consecutive
years -, and the fourth best European city to do business, according to the “European
Cities Monitor 2006” carried out by Cushman & Wakefield.
Barcelona offers a variety of things that make it really attractive to live, work and to do
businesses. The city is currently well positioned for new economy activities.
Good reasons to invest are clear;

6. 01 Strategic geographical location
By road, just 2 hours from France. The gateway to the South of Europe, it boasts a port,
and international airports, Free Trade Zone, logistics park, international trade fair and a
city centre radius of only 5 kilometres.
02 Extensive transport infrastructure
Network of highways connected with Europe; the fastest-growing European airport;
Spain’s top port and the biggest port in the Mediterranean in terms of container transport;
dense network in terms of the underground, railway and buses; arrival of the High-Speed
Train in 2007 and connections with the European network in 2009.
03 Centre of a large economic, dynamic and diverse area
The area of Barcelona is made up of 4.7 million inhabitants. It is the capital of Catalonia -
7 million inhabitants - and the centre of the Mediterranean Rim, a large economic area
with 18 million inhabitants. It represents 70% of the GDP of Catalonia, it had a GDP
growth rate of 3.1% in 2004 - above the European average -, it is the sixth biggest urban
agglomeration in Europe and it is fifth in terms of its concentration of industrial activity.
04 Successful foreign investment
Fifth-best city in Europe for business, it represents some 20% of the annual foreign
investment
in Spain. There are 2, 700 foreign companies set up here and 97% are satisfied with their
investments. Barcelona has also consolidated its position as a centre for the European
divisions of multinationals.
05 Acknowledged international positioning
Barcelona fares well in different international rankings, which show its highly favorable
urban position, its capacity to attract foreign capital, its entrepreneurial character and the
quality of life.
06 Human resources prepared for the future
Highly educated; highly productive, one of the most qualified in Europe according to the
OECD; 5 public universities, 2 private universities, prestigious business schools: IESE,
ESADE, EADA; 27 international schools;
extensive penetration of new technologies; good character for innovation and creativity.
07 Excellent quality of life
Top city in Europe in terms of quality of life. Mild climate, sunny, beaches, close to top
quality ski resorts; splendid cultural and leisure offer; network of 4,500 education
institutions; modern and accessible health system. Easy to get around on public transport.
A system of nature parks surrounds the city.
08 Large urban projects for the future
Transformation of 1,000 Has. and 7 million m2 of build surface area. Llobregat area: a
bet on the logistics sector and internationalisation, with enlargements to the port and the
airport; Besòs area: urban renewal, sustainability and research centres; La Sagrera-Sant
Andreu: arrival of the high-speed train; 22@Barcelona:
the new technology and innovation district.

7. 09 A competitive real estate offer
Extensive stock of offices, commercial premises and industrial plants with an excellent
price-quality relation. The construction of housing is also in an expansive phase.
10 Unique public-private co-operation
Barcelona City Council and the Catalan government are very much in favour of
companies; success in traditional public-private collaboration has been a key in the
transformation of Barcelona.
Xavier Cama, director of Barcelona consultants Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker,
believes that the majority attitude is to wait for the 22@ developments to be consolidate
Investors in the past have preferred a more central location along the Diaganal and
Passeig de Gracia.
‘If the buildings in progress are rented, the international investors will come,’ say Cama.

8. For Cama 22@ will be converted ‘into a tertiary zone of offices and commerce, important
to the city.
It will not, however, to be able to focus on new technologies, since many of the
companies are in crisis.
Also, he says that, Barcelona has arrived a little late, in the sector of new technologies.
Barcelona must aspire to attract multinational headquarters to the 22@.
On a smaller scale, Barcelona should develop specialist clusters, such as design centres.
Despite the investment caution, all new buildings in the 22@ district have been rented or
sold before construction has been completed.
The price of the rent, has stayed around 15 Euros m2/ month, with higher values in the
buildings near Glories, where the office market has consolidated.
T he 2 2@ B arc el o na pr oj ect is t he "e ng in e " of ec on o m ic d ev el op m e nt.
The 22@Barcelona project, approved by the Barcelona City Council in 2000, involves
the transformation of 200 hectares of industrial land in the center of Barcelona into an
innovative productive district, aimed at concentrating and developing knowledge
intensive activities. As a project of urban refurbishment, it responds to the need of
restoring the economic and social dynamism of the Poblenou Quarter, creating a diverse

9. and balanced environment with production centers, social housing, facilities and green
space aimed at improving both the quality of life and of the workplace.
The 35 kilometres of streets in the 22@ Barcelona district of activities are being
comprehensively re-urbanised under an Integrated Infrastructure Plan which, with a total
investment of 162 million Euros, provides for the complete refurbishment of the public
space and the construction of a highly competitive utility network, structured to meet the
technological, town planning and environmental requirements of today.

10. The new services of the 22@ Barcelona district of activities include modern power
supply grids, telecoms networks, centralised climate control, and pneumatic refuse
collection systems and prioritise energy efficiency, noise pollution control and reduction
and responsible natural resource management.
The new infrastructure networks have been designed with a mind to permitting the
operators of urban services to compete freely, and to such ends are provided with fully
accessible galleries, channels and conduits to facilitate the laying of new cable, so
minimizing the need for any future operations.
As a project of economic revitalization, it offers a unique opportunity to turn the
Poblenou District into an important scientific, technological and cultural platform,
making Barcelona one of the most dynamic and innovative cities in the world.
As a project of social revitalization, it favors the networking of the different professionals
working in the district and encourages and supports innovative projects that foster
collaboration among companies, institutions and residents as well as social, educational
and cultural organizations.

11. The fundamental vision and mission of the 22@ Barcelona project is to convert the old
industrial areas of Poblenou into a new pole for business, scientific and technological
activity, right in the very heart of the city, and thus help consolidate the position of
Barcelona as one of the principal international platforms for innovation and the
knowledge based economy.
Essential to this mission is to foster initiatives aimed at drawing in activity and creating
new sectarian concentrations (clusters) which, with the involvement of the most
significant public and private players, will permit transformation of the productive fabric
of the 22@ Barcelona district to be structured and areas of excellence to be established.
To accelerate the process of transformation, and establish its personality and coherence,
the 22@ Barcelona corporation is promoting what have come to be called the 7 engines
of the 22@ Barcelona district. Said activity magnet projects will permit the creation of a
model of dynamic innovation, based on the “triple helix” concept, to potentiate the
confluence of science, technology and enterprise so that the synergies

12. created between these three strategic players will hone the competitive edge of the
productive system and enable Barcelona to adopt a leading position in certain areas of
knowledge:
22 @ M e di a A ud iov is ua l s e c tor
22 @ ICT Infor m ati o n a n d Co m m u n ic atio ns Te c h n ol o gi es
22 @ Bi oco rp o rati o n Bio s c i enc e s ec tor
22 @ C a m pu s Ne w m od el f or k no w l ed g e s p ac es
22 @ Ent re pr e ne urs Ma g net t o i nte r nat io n al ta le nt
22 @ Te c h n ol ogy C re ati o n a nd t r ans f er of kn o w le d ge
22 @ Soc ia l Soc i al c o hes io n
The transformation led by the 22@Barcelona project enables the creation of up to
3.200.000m2 of new business GFS to stimulate production activities in the city centre,
4.000 social housing units and 114.000m2 of new green spaces, transforming the old
industrial land into an area of the highest urban and environmental quality.

14. At the time of the approval of the 22@Barcelona plan in 2000, infrastructures of the
industrial areas of Poblenou were found to be clearly poor. To amend this situation the
project establishes a new Special Infrastructure Plan (PEI) to re-urbanize the 37km of
streets in the 22@Barcelona and provide them with leading edge services and utilities.
The approval of the 22@ Barcelona plan, Poblenou has seen significant qualitative
growth in its production structure, clearly evolving towards more knowledge intensive
urban activities. The execution of the 22@ Barcelona project will generate between
100,000 and 130,000 new jobs, and the percentage of the city’s economic activity
concentrated in Poblenou will increase from 4% to over 15%.
The 22@Barcelona district favors the competitive edge of its productive fabric through a
series of projects, considered as the “engines” of the economic development of the

15. territory, with the support and involvement of the main private and public agents and
players.
- On the one hand, it permits the creation of clusters around the fields of
knowledge, in which Barcelona can aspire to become a world leader, through the
concentration in the territory of firms, public organizations and reference science
and technology centers in those sectors considered strategic: amongst others, the
media, information and communication technologies, medical technologies
(MedTech), design and energy.
- On the other, it enhances the capacity for innovation of firms and the
entrepreneurial culture of the productive fabric through initiatives that promote
the concentration of R&D and technology transfer centers and attract the most
innovative international projects.
- It also fosters the establishment of new formal and informal networks to
encourage the creation of joint corporate projects on both a local and international
level, and to improve both social and entrepreneurial cohesion.
Barcelona’s 22@ district is both an urban regeneration project and a new model of city
that seeks to respond to the challenges posed by the knowledge society by creating 4
fundamental clusters: MEDIA, ICT, ENERGY, BIOTECH.

16. In order to ensure the best possible fit for the diverse functional programmes within the
urban environment, and to avoid any possible traumatic effects on the existing uses and
functions, the 22@ Barcelona project does not, from the outset, specify detailed precise
planning for each part of the territory, but rather allows for the final image of the
transformation to be progressively defined, depending on the specific features of the
individual project and its surroundings.
Since the project was approved, more than 1.100 firms, institutions, universities and
research and innovation centers have taken the decision to locate in 22@Barcelona
district. As an example, in September 2008, TCI Network opened the new headquarters
in Imagina Building, which is located in 22@Barcelona Innovation Distric. These new
incorporations have had a significant impact on the District’s production structure,
turning it into one of the most dynamic poles for the generation and application of
knowledge in Europe.
The international economic activity of the area of Barcelona gets a special boost from
Fira trade fair, the Port , the Airport , the Free Trade Consortium, the Consortium of
Barcelona Tourism Board and the new innovation technology districts. In this last aspect ,
and given the fact that innovation is the key to developing competitiveness, productivity
and the internationalisation of companies, then we can see that the Information and
Communications
Technologies sector (ICT) is one of the key sectors for Barcelona and Catalonia.
Barcelona and its metropolitan area play host to manufacturers of electronic equipment
and the headquarters of large businesses that are one of the pillars of the development and
exploitation of ICT in Spain. The city has become one of Spain’s benchmarks, with real
examples that run from the 22@Barcelona district, the technology and innovation district
from excellence, to extensive business networks of leading service companies, with deep-

17. rooted entrepreneurial spirit and a long tradition in the teaching of telecommunications
and its business practice.
Regarding the availability of human resources, in the last few years Barcelona has
increased resources in education in new technologies as well as in infrastructure for
research.
The city has prestigious universities, centres of research that are highly prepared,
laboratories for R&D, as well as intermediary institutions that facilitate the development
of technology based projects that are motors of new initiatives in the digital industry
through the transfer of knowledge.
More than 1,700 companies and 155 research stakeholders make this one of the top
regions in terms of innovation in Europe in this sector. From the social, business,
institutional and university point of view, Barcelona is positioning itself as southern
Europe’s benchmark with respect to the Information and Communications Technologies
sector. The distribution of ICT sub-sectors is similar to the situation in the rest of Spain,

18. with the main weight falling on services for telecommunications, computer sciences and
the manufacture of electronic and telecommunications equipment.
Barcelona in the electronics consumption sector; in Spain, represents 63% of the total
production and it is the main European manufacturer. In the computer business,
companies in Catalonia represent 29% of the total in Spain, and in terms of
telecommunications, licenses issued in Catalonia represent a fourth of those issued in the
whole of Spain.
Barcelona and its metropolitan area go to make up a compact area in the ICT sector, with
special significance in activities related to the industry of digital content (cinema, video
and graphic design) and software (development, consulting firms and other integration
services), which between 1997 and 2002 managed to achieve a rate of growth above
80%. The importance of these two sectors in the overall ICT sector is also related to
Barcelona’s progressive specialisation in the service industry. On the other hand, the city
represents a very significant part of the employment in high technology sectors in
Catalonia. It is worth noting that in 2002 Catalonia stood in the fifth position for the third
consecutive year in the ranking of European regions with the highest percentages of
population in high technology sectors, beating regions like Rhône-Alps, Dublin, Madrid
or Berlin, and standing at a level similar to that of the Lombard region or West Midlands.
Barcelona is the ICT metropolis of the Mediterranean.
01 Barcelona, a digital city
02 Leader in ICT penetration
03 Concentration of ICT companies
04 Availability of innovation infrastructure and services
05 Centres of knowledge generation
06 Innovation and enterprise Culture
07 Support of public institutions in the promotion of ICT

19. 08 Important ICT projects
09 Future potential
10 Culture of working in networks and adaptation to change
The Catalan rate of ICT penetration is one of Spain’s highest in terms of companies,
internet users, and home ICT equipment, and the development of electronic
administration.
It is becoming a digital city, which is more than ever concentrated with activities that are
highly intense in knowledge, technology and research.
The economic sector based on creativity, innovation and knowledge, brings together
activities in research, development, new technologies, media and audiovisuals, design,
culture, biotechnology, the publishing world, etc.
These activities have more and more significance in Barcelona’s economy, they offer
better paid jobs, and the most important thing, they represent the required condition for
manufacturing companies of high technology to set up.
The most widespread use of internet by companies is for searching for information
(90.4%) and electronic banking (79.3%) and half of connected companies use it to look
for new suppliers.
If we consider the use of e-administration, Barcelona is one of the cities that has most
moved forward in its implementation and at the moment it is working on services for
mobiles. The city’s website is one of the most used compared to other cities in the world
and this year forecasts show that for the first time the volume of procedures carried out
via w w w. b c n.cat will over take those carried out in person. A fact that puts the city on a
par with the best in the world.
Barcelona, together with 20 other cities, passed the European Charter of Citizen Rights in
the Information and Knowledge Society, a pioneering move that demonstrates the will of
the city to be a leader in the use of ICT.

20. The 22@ Barcelona project has been warmly received by the business community:
over eighty of the most outstanding companies in their respective sectors have either
established, or are in the process of building, head offices in the 22@ district of activities
and, in terms of new establishment alone, the productive activity of the district has
increased by over 255,000 m2.
Among the users, there are some important Spanish companies such as:
Agbar, Gas Natural, Amper, and Retevision, and multinationals including T-Systems
(Deutsche Telekom), General Electric, Liberty or la Citada Axa.
As examples of some of the most innovative and representative companies in Barcelona,
we can draw attention to:
Abertis Telecom: leader in telecommunications infrastructures and services, it boasts the
first network of sites for the broadcast and distribution of radio and TV signals, it offers
mobile radio communications services for public networks for the security and
emergencies services.

21. EDS España: has set up its centre of Excellence Agility Alliance, a pioneering centre i n
Europe for the development of innovative services for the finance sector in Sant Cugat.
Hewlett-Packard: its plant in Sant Cugat handles everything from marketing,
engineering, to monitoring and the distance management of systems. Its R&D area has
become the company’s most important outside the US.
Fujitsu: a company integrating solutions; everything from consulting, integration,
implementation and outsourcing of infrastructures and computer applications, to a full
range of products like servers, bank systems, mobility, storage and peripherals.
Getronics: this is the leading supplier in the world of ICT solutions and services,
independent of all manufacturers.
IBM: the R&D developed in its Barcelona offices focuses mainly on software and
solutions for innovation and transformation in the finance sector and boasts a competence
centre specialised in health issues.
Indra: has established different centres of excellence like those dealing with security
systems, communications systems and navigation by satellite or consulting from its
headquarters in the 22@Barcelona district.
Microsoft: has set up in Catalonia its IFR Software Factory Microsoft Dynamics in its
central offices in the innovation district.
Sony: the central offices of the production centres and the design of new Sony España
products are in Barcelona.
Telefónica: it will set up its headquarters and Telefonica R&D division in the same place
as its other group R&D activities in 22@Barcelona, with a close relationship between its
different business lines.
T-Systems: is part of the Deutsche Telecom group, this was one of the pioneering
companies to set up headquarters for the Iberian peninsula in 22@Barcelona, it has
created an important cluster of ICT companies called “Clusters for Innovation”, with 32
members from the business, university and institutional world.
Yahoo! Research: it has selected Barcelona and 22@Barcelona as its European centre
for the development of R&D activities into Internet search engines and other
technological areas.

22. Knowledge is the motor of innovation, and Mediterranean cities with their compact
historical centres where information exchanges proliferate, are particularly suited and
attractive environments for the generation of knowledge and innovation. Both Barcelona
and its metropolitan region can be qualified, a priori, as adequate infrastructures to
channel co-operation between productive and educational systems.

24. Te c h n ol og y
Alstom Centre for Technology Research Development and Innovation in Urban,
Interurban and Rail Transport.
Barcelona Media Innovation Centre.

25. ICT Technology Centre.
Innovation Centre for Energy Technologies.
Innovation Centre for Graphic Art Technologies.
Ent re pr e ne ur s
The Catalan collaborative tradition has been promoted even more due to the use of
technology in the organisation and the development of work.
There are many companies that work from their offices in Barcelona in collaboration with
others all over the world in order to give the best services to their customers and at the
same time count on linguistic and cultural proximity with respect to clients.
Creative people, with talent , multilingual and coming from diverse origins form the
nucleus of knowledge and the experience of technology companies with offices in
Barcelona.
Professional interest, the enthusiasm for technological advances, the ethics of
responsibility, efficiency, high rates of productivity and the capacity of workers to adapt
to a world in continuous evolution contribute to making these companies’ business grow.
22@Barcelona District, is an international reference point for the creation and
development of new businesses;

26. Barcelona Activa
Specialized Incubators;
Media
ICT
Landing Program
Accel Program
Access to financing.
Residential and Working Centre.
H o usi ng
The 22@ Barcelona project has decisively opted for a mix of space dedicated to
production and residential use, allowing people to live close to their work and favouring
the development of local shops and trade, so guaranteeing the vitality of the area
throughout the course of the day.
Poblenou has some 23,000 traditional homes. Over 4,600 of these homes were built in the
industrial areas and encumbered under the 1953 County Plan which established the
exclusive industrial use of productive land.
For the first time in the last 50 years the 22@ Barcelona project recognises the existence
of these homes and incentivates their refurbishment. Moreover it facilitates the
construction of between 3,500 and 4,000 new social homes, equivalent to 10% of the new
potential roof space, of which at least 25% must be for rent.
To favour the typological and social diversity of Poblenou, the 22@ Barcelona project
encourages the development of hotels and short-term rental apartments for corporate use,
and permits the refurbishment of certain industrial buildings to create loft apartments, if
their buildability is less than that established for productive use and if their preservation
is seen to be of architectural, historical or artistic interest. Thus the 22@ Barcelona plan
incentivates the preservation of the district’s industrial architectural heritage by allowing
for the creation of non-conventional housing, so helping to broaden the range of housing
available in the 22@ Barcelona district of activities.
Through the different projects for urban renewal it is anticipated that the total number of
homes in Poblenou increases to 40,000. With such a proportion of residential use, close to
50% of the total built-up area, Poblenou will become a model of social and environmental
balance.

27. F utu re C a m p us
The academic and university community in the area of Barcelona is one of the most
numerous in Europe with more than 200,000 students and with prestigious international
business schools (IESE, ESADE, EADA, etc); something which means there is a seedbed
to cover the qualified job market and added value in the area. Specifically in the areas of
ICT knowledge.
A new concept and model for knowledge space;
4 knowledge vectors based in the local economic and academic potential;
Energy Technologies,
Mobility Technologies,
Water Technologies,
Architecture, Urbanism and Construction.
Each vector will develop products and services in;
Training,
Research,
Innovation,
Business Activity.

28. BIO T E C H
Participation in programs for the creation of Bioscience-based companies.
Support infrastructure and services for the new busineses based in biotechnology.
Attraction of national and international companies related to biotechnology and
pharmaceuticals.

29. IC T
Concentration of public and private technological centres from the ICT sector.
ICT Product exhibition and information dissemination centre directed to companies and
citizens.
Local and International business sector;
Large companies (T-Systems, Auna, Indra, GTD).
Small and midsize companies (Interface Building)
Public Sector: Local Government (IMI), Regional Government (DURSI), Central
Government (CMT).

30. M e di a P ark
Communication Campus (24,000 m2);
Communication Campus,
Technological Transfer Centre.
Audiovisual Production Centre (36,000 m2);
Advanced studios and technical rooms, Offices.
Barcelona Media,
Innovation Centre,
Enterprise Incubator,
Temporary Residence.
Space allocated for expansion;
115,000m2 for enterprise 60,000 m2 for services.

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