Clearly, a rapid and uncontrolled increase in any sector can never positively affect a city in the long term. Specifically, logistics, so important in these times and even more so after the great pandemic that we have experienced, has become an important sector for countries and cities.In Madrid, for example, efficient systems are currently being sought for the distribution of the “last mile” that make shipments faster and therefore more economically viable for logistics companies. But no attention is being paid to whether these modifications will bring more problems than they solve. The project develops a new type of logistics and locates them at points of great connection with Madrid’s large infrastructures, places that tend to have a lot of connectivity, but at the cost of creating many other problems. Thus, the new logistics type proposal that, in addition to occupying 20% of the original surface vertically, tries to involve people, making them interact with the machines.