Built in 1980, Picasso Square serves as a central hub for the southern part of the city. However, local residents argue that the lack of trees and vegetation makes the area unusable during hot summer days. The neighborhood association is pushing for a 'naturalization' project to replace cement with green areas and improve the overall atmosphere of the square.
“"The square is grey, a desert: there are no trees, no vegetation, and not enough shade. It looks like a prison yard."
Municipal sources from Sabadell stated that they are currently considering improvements to the square's lighting. While the council highlights ongoing investments in nearby green projects like the Jardí del Sud, neighbors insist that Picasso Square is a vital piece of the neighborhood that should not be overlooked in the city's urban planning.
