Through an urban architectonic project, this design aims to revitalize the current stadium through urban planning and integration, implementing a network of recreational spaces and generating connectivity between the stadium, the city, and neighboring sports and recreational facilities. A route is created to link the Parque de la Madre and the stadium through a single platform that allows the extension of public space. The road section is reduced to one or two roads of vehicular flow, achieving connection between the Historic Center of the city with the Stadium through a single pedestrian path, which improves the interaction between public and private spaces.

A corresponding architectural program is proposed that implements diverse activities, integrating city, user and equipment throughout the annual calendar. This allows and invites citizens to be part of activities and events in the stadium and surrounding area. The current stadium only has two floors and only 30% of the perimeter building has an elevated platform. The existing elevated elements are kept and the ground floor spaces are reorganized. This results in a ring connecting higher and lower platforms and allowing for pedestrian circulation. A higher floor is also created in which stands and shops are located. The second floor belongs to the press and the lower seats are created by depressing the soccer field. Thanks to these modifications, the spectator capacity increases from 16,500 to 30,500 while respecting the views from the surrounding buildings