Universities have spent years trying to adapt their spaces to the needs of new learning methods and life on campus. This is often approached from a merely pragmatic perspective, focusing on functional aspects and proposing solutions from furniture. Sustainability, aesthetics and the human factor are rarely combined. At the Universidad de Navarra we have created a successful model to transform our campus. It is the work of a multidisciplinary team that applies innovative and disruptive approaches

Our community garden project, Ulia Garden, is focused on transforming a former plant nursery into a community garden managed by local citizens. This project is driven by urban regeneration and agroecological community action. It is nurtured by the voluntary work of many people who, by getting their hands in the soil, seek to weave new relationships between committed citizens, integrate the care of nature as a central concept, and share the beautiful essence of life and a common project.