Friction often arises in the relationship between the Sagrada Família and its surroundings, especially due to the overwhelming influx of tourists, who encroach on the spaces of the neighborhood's residents. Would converting the future entrance through the Gloria façade into a forest help redirect the relationship between the two? This is the proposal that architect José de Villar is presenting as the tutor for one of the groups in the latest edition of the summer workshops on architecture, landscape, and photography organized by the RCR studio in Olot from July 4 to 19. With this proposal, nature becomes "the mediator" between the basilica and the city. De Villar makes this concrete by introducing its surroundings into a more natural topography. "It's about achieving urban comfort by applying how a forest works," says the architect.