The visitors, mostly from Madrid, but also from the rest of Spain and abroad, have had the opportunity to provide feedback and evaluate the various aspects of the project such as housing units, green spaces, cross-connections between neighbourhoods, Chamartín train station, public transportation, job creation, public facilities and services. All features received top marks, with encouraging comments about how important it is to implement Madrid Nuevo Norte quickly.

This exhibition is an unprecedented milestone in our country, as it marks a new way of engaging citizens in urban development. Never before have the details of a project of such magnitude been publicly displayed in Spain to citizens, making this a unique exercise of transparency, consistent with the values of the project and the company.

One of the elements most sought by the visitors to the exhibition is the 20-m² city scale model of the project, an accurate reproduction that helps them visualise the completed project. Furthermore, they can immerse themselves in the future of Madrid thanks to VR headsets with 360º images. The headsets take the visitor to different places in Madrid Nuevo Norte, including the vast Central Park that will be built over the tracks at Chamartín train station, or the new housing units at Fuencarral.