Hort Indignat de Poblenou (Barcelona)
Barcelona, Spain · Operator: ポブレノウ社会アセンブリ（Assemblea Social del Poblenou）の住民集団
Overview
A self-managed community garden born from the 2011 15-M (Indignados) movement by reclaiming a vacant lot — seen as a symbol of resistance to speculative development and the 'right to the city'.
Citizen participation
Neighbours fully self-manage cultivation and make decisions in assembly; alongside open-air and greenhouse growing it hosts exhibitions, recitals and communal meals as a social space.
Operating model
Non-market and self-managed, running on resident labour and mutual aid, deliberately outside municipal agreements and market logic.
Impact
Documented in scholarship and media as an emblematic case of Barcelona's post-15-M urban gardening movement.
Crops
- vegetables
- assorted plants
Scale
近隣の空き地を再占有した小規模区画と小さな温室。隣接地に拡張し計3区画で約65世帯が関わるとされる。面積は出典に明記なし。
Sources（2）
This entry is compiled from the public sources, official sites and research below.
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