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MONT-ROIG DEL CAMP CEMETERY ENLARGEMENT
MONT-ROIG DEL CAMP CEMETERY ENLARGEMENT
Tarragona, Spain
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MONT-ROIG DEL CAMP CEMETERY ENLARGEMENT
Tarragona, Spain
The cemetery of Mont-Roig
del Camp, surrounded by fields of olives trees (Olea europaea), was built in
1862 and is located close to the town just north of it’s his historic center.
For its recent extension, the present enclosure was
amplified towards the south where there was available free space. The existing
height level was maintained. In the lower level of the unoccupied area a
parking was constructed and a ramp now solves a new access from this area.
The parking area is limited
meridionally with a ravine, bordered by poplar trees (Populus alba). Plane
trees (Platanus hispanica) were planted in the tree pits in the parking area
and olive trees (Olea europaea) at the eastern flowerbed, the same olives trees
as found in the neighboring fields.
The existing majestic pine
(Pinus halepensis) which dominates the central distributor space was integrated
into the overall intervention. Concrete platforms distributed in two linear
comb forms are planned to host columbariums when the old enclosure space is
fully used. In the middle between these linear forms were placed flower beds
and linear concrete benches.
The earthy color and
texture of the Roman travertine placed as flooring and cladding material,
combined with the Corten steel and gravel from of a local stone partridge, are
materials ideal for maintaining the color harmony with the surrounding
environment.
del Camp, surrounded by fields of olives trees (Olea europaea), was built in
1862 and is located close to the town just north of it’s his historic center.
For its recent extension, the present enclosure was
amplified towards the south where there was available free space. The existing
height level was maintained. In the lower level of the unoccupied area a
parking was constructed and a ramp now solves a new access from this area.
The parking area is limited
meridionally with a ravine, bordered by poplar trees (Populus alba). Plane
trees (Platanus hispanica) were planted in the tree pits in the parking area
and olive trees (Olea europaea) at the eastern flowerbed, the same olives trees
as found in the neighboring fields.
The existing majestic pine
(Pinus halepensis) which dominates the central distributor space was integrated
into the overall intervention. Concrete platforms distributed in two linear
comb forms are planned to host columbariums when the old enclosure space is
fully used. In the middle between these linear forms were placed flower beds
and linear concrete benches.
The earthy color and
texture of the Roman travertine placed as flooring and cladding material,
combined with the Corten steel and gravel from of a local stone partridge, are
materials ideal for maintaining the color harmony with the surrounding
environment.
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