Six urbanautes come to Barcelona to look for collaborators to devise a city that is more playful, unique and tailor-made for its citizens. They are looking for expert observers, capturers of details, admirers of little things, inventors of unpredictable and unrepeatable moments. They didn't have to look far: an enthusiastic group of collaborators, specialists in inventing and turning spaces upside down, will give them a hand. 

Urbanautes is a game and a theatrical itinerary through the streets and squares of the Raval, designed by the company Eléctrico 28 for a hundred or so children in the fifth year of primary school who participate in the educational project A jugar, en la calle (Let's play, in the street). This project stems from the ambition to rethink the public spaces of the Raval neighbourhood in terms of play with the primary schools and secondary schools in the area, which is part of the Neighbourhood Plan's Toolbox programme, and is the result of collaboration between the Voltes Architects' Cooperative, Impulsem and the CCCB.