The lower stretch of the Llobregat River serves as a linear axis of infrastructures, which act as barriers to the communication between urban centres and the Llobregat River Park. The project provides a new access to the River Park and a shaded area by the Can Julià ravine, next to the Right Canal and with views of the Agricultural Park. The Can Julià ravine functions as a biodiversity connector between the Central Coastal Sierras and the Llobregat River. Upstream, it has a generous width due to the abandonment of woody crops, but as it reaches the entrance of the Agricultural Park, its morphology changes and becomes channelled with earthen banks. This is a critical point for biological connection, thus the proposal aims for a balance between public access and ecological restoration of the ravine through three strategies: 1. Reduction of materials and landscape integration, 2. Complete eradication of cane with native plant restoration and bioengineering systems, 3. Soil balancing and stabilization of the hydraulic section.