Recovery of the Access to Jorba’s Castle: As if Nothing Had Been Done

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Carles Enrich [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, June 12, 2019.Description: 547 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: The remains of the Castle of Jorba, declared a historical monument (BCIN), are located at the top of Puig de la Guàrdia (549m), forming a backdrop for the municipality of Jorba and a privileged overlook onto the Catalan region of Anoia. The whole castle represents a sedimentation of the different uses that it has acquired throughout the centuries.

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Ancient societies (5) ,
Territorial Approach (300) ,
Stone (33) ,
Spain (199) ,
Soil (33) ,
Project (1170) ,
Minimalism (8) ,
History (105) ,
Heritage (98) ,
Energetic Approach (218)

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Carles Enrich, Energy and sustainability, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility

Ancient societies, Archaeology, Architecture&nature, Built environment, Catalonia, Craftman, Cultural legacy, Energetic Approach, Heritage, History, Minimalism, Project, Soil, Spain, Stone, Territorial Approach, Unspoiled Landscape

Photography: Adrià Goula and Carles Enrich

The remains of the Castle of Jorba, declared a historical monument (BCIN), are located at the top of Puig de la Guàrdia (549m), forming a backdrop for the municipality of Jorba and a privileged overlook onto the Catalan region of Anoia. The whole castle represents a sedimentation of the different uses that it has acquired throughout the centuries.

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