Remodel of the Archaeological Natural Site of Can Tacó: a Viewpoint on a Roman Settlement

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Gironès, Toni [architect]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, March 14, 2018.Description: 346 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Built by successive terracing and partly made of local llicorella stone, what was once an important settlement prior to the construction of the Via Augusta is today a natural outlook over the region of El Vallès.

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Ancient societies (5) ,
Heritage (98) ,
History (105) ,
Horizontal experience (11) ,
Project (1170) ,
Soil (33) ,
Spain (199) ,
Steel (41) ,
Stone (33) ,
Environment (185)

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Energy and sustainability, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Toni Gironès

Ancient societies, Archaeology, Architecture&nature, Built environment, Built landscape, Catalonia, City of walls, Corten steel, Cultural identity, Energetic Approach, Environment, Heritage, History, Horizontal experience, Project, Soil, Spain, Steel, Stone, Territorial Approach

Built by successive terracing and partly made of local llicorella stone, what was once an important settlement prior to the construction of the Via Augusta is today a natural outlook over the region of El Vallès.

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