Over the decades, changes in the global industrial production and means of transportation have left empty spaces within urban fabrics that have not been able to integrate some of those abandoned areas to the modernization process according to changing times. Those areas in decay contain not only sheds or old factories structures, but also remnants of the railway transportation system used to move or store goods, as the railway yards, close to important train stations and large enough to frame a noticeable void in urban landscape. At present, abandoned railway areas within or near urban centers represent an opportunity for intervention to generate main or complementary projects with new activities that could regenerate and revalue the nearby territory and establish symbiotic connections to stimulate the encounter of the past with the present in some communities.