Generational cultural relief and accessibility:the need for urban regenerationin the Usera district, Madrid

This article analyses the quality of life in Usera from a socio-urban perspective, focusing on generational change and cultural challenges related to the use of public space and accessibility.The research is based on the premise that the urban environment affects citizen well-being, examining the needs of the main cultural groups in the district. A case study explores the effects of demographic and cultural changes in an ageing urban fabric where Chinese and Spanish cultures predominate. The results highlight the importance of integrating the population into the social fabric and promoting cultural diversity in the context of urban transformation. The study highlights multidisciplinary solutions to improve accessibility and intergenerational quality of life, thus contributing to inclusive urban development. In addition, it offers valuable information to promote urban regeneration projects that benefit the entire community.