Cómo trabajamos
El Patronato de Viviendas del Congreso Eucarístico compró 16,3 hectáreas de la antigua finca de Can Ros, que pertenecía a la familia Ros i de Ramis, donde se proyectó el nuevo barrio, con un modelo de viviendas con una superficie generosa, que dieran a dos fachadas para garantizar la ventilación y que incorporaran zonas verdes. Poco después se anexionó al territorio vecino de los Indians y se transformó en el barrio de contrastes que es hoy en día. Originating at the beginning of the 20th century, when the entrepreneurial businessmen returned from America (known then as the Indies) after making their fortunes, in the 1960s the old area of Els Indians began to grow and develop with the construction of a new neighbourhood, El Congrés, and initiative of the Church, which was looking for a solution to the increased immigration. This residential area became the new neighbourhood of El Congrés i els Indians. The Congrés Eucharístic Housing Trust bought 16. 3 hectares of the old Can Ros estate belonging to the Ros and Ramis families, where it planned the new neighbourhood under a housing model boasting a generous area that offered two facades to ensure ventilation and which included green areas. A short time afterwards, this zone became annexed to the neighbouring area of Els Indians, making it the neighbourhood of contrasts it is today.
