The new Llagosta municipal cemetery has been designed as a public facility within the general framework of the future Besós river park. The project gives the cemetery a capacity of 401 niches and 110 columbariums, which would be reached once the two planned phases are built. Due to the proximity of the water table, the construction of buried tombs and pantheons has been ruled out. In the first phase - which occupies an area of 1,174 m2 - 201 niches and 56 columbariums, an ecumenical chapel, an autopsy room, ancillary services and car parks have been built, and the guidelines for its future growth have also been set. The site is organised from a series of small niche courtyards, which are arranged along two main axes. This series of patios could be said to draw a carpet. The chapel, the morgue, etc. are interspersed in the succession of courtyards and have their own collected atmosphere. This organisation of space provides the site with a human scale, far from any monumental rhetoric, and allows the fragmentation of the whole into small environments, defined by walls and vegetation, behind which the niches are collected in intimate and differentiated spaces. Among this drawing of walls and courtyards, only the geometric volume of the chapel roof stands out, which establishes a clear reference in a very blurred environment. The site has been completed with the planting of pines and virgin vines, in the niche patios; mimosas and laurels in the courtyards of the chapel; cypress trees on the access road; and, around the enclosure, a space has been delimited by planting long rows of poplars.