Students from the UIC Barcelona School of Architecture will present 48 proposals for the future of the Alt Ter region on 27 March in Manlleu. The work has been developed throughout the academic year as part of the “INTERCONNECT” project.

Over the course of the programme, students have explored municipalities such as Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà, Les Masies de Voltregà, Manlleu and Roda de Ter. Their research has focused on the industrial colonies and on understanding how architecture, landscape and territorial development intersect across the area. The event will feature public presentations, open review sessions and discussions designed to bring the academic community into dialogue with local stakeholders and to encourage collective reflection on the region’s future.

The project has been carried out with the support of organisations including Creacció, through the Urbact project, the Osona Chamber of Commerce, the Ter Museum and the Architects’ Association of Catalonia, as well as with additional backing from the company Benito.