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Walkway-Lookout over Rioseco Mines
Walkway-Lookout over Rioseco Mines
Asturias, Asturias, Spain
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Walkway-Lookout over Rioseco Mines
Asturias, Asturias, Spain
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
Walkway-Lookout over Rioseco Mines
By ZonE
Architects: Nacho Ruiz Allén , Jose Antonio Ruiz Esquiroz
Slow down, disconnect, become captivated by the vastness of the landscape and think. To reach the walkway-lookout requires a physical and mental effort.
The village of LLamo, with only a dozen inhabitants, marks the beginning of the walking route. We enter the Aramo Mountains, a mythical place of European mining, whose presence dates back no less than the Neolithic (4500 BC).
The point of arrival is the Rioseco Mining Village, which was created with British capital in the late nineteenth century and remained active until the 60s of the twentieth century.
The proposal puts in value the natural landscape and industrial heritage, history and memory of the mining of our country.
The walway is integrated with the slope of the topography, placing its access at the highest point of the industrial settlement, landing lightly on his thick pillars and a cyclopean wall, from where it flies over the landscape. The walkway becomes a cantilever lookout, which offers spectacular views where the hiker found a temporary shelter.
The project is built in dialogue with its ruined context. Concrete, rusty metal and recycled wood are the only three materials, which interact with a fourth protagonist: the atmospheric.
Three materials which have been combined with great economy of means, and have already enabled hundreds of hikers enjoy a moment of pause…fulfillment in front of the landscape.
Walkway-Lookout over Rioseco Mines
Rioseco-Llamo, Riosa, Asturias, Spain
Architects: Nacho Ruiz Allén , Jose Antonio Ruiz Esquiroz
Team: Sara López Arraiza
Consultant: CONGEO, Consultoría Geológica S.L.
Developer: Ayuntamiento de Riosa
Contractor: Jaime Fernández S.L.
Surveyor: Manuel Martínez Manso
Budget: 54.600 €
Cost/m2: 910 €/m2
Surface: 60 m2
End of works: 31/08/2015
By ZonE
Architects: Nacho Ruiz Allén , Jose Antonio Ruiz Esquiroz
Slow down, disconnect, become captivated by the vastness of the landscape and think. To reach the walkway-lookout requires a physical and mental effort.
The village of LLamo, with only a dozen inhabitants, marks the beginning of the walking route. We enter the Aramo Mountains, a mythical place of European mining, whose presence dates back no less than the Neolithic (4500 BC).
The point of arrival is the Rioseco Mining Village, which was created with British capital in the late nineteenth century and remained active until the 60s of the twentieth century.
The proposal puts in value the natural landscape and industrial heritage, history and memory of the mining of our country.
The walway is integrated with the slope of the topography, placing its access at the highest point of the industrial settlement, landing lightly on his thick pillars and a cyclopean wall, from where it flies over the landscape. The walkway becomes a cantilever lookout, which offers spectacular views where the hiker found a temporary shelter.
The project is built in dialogue with its ruined context. Concrete, rusty metal and recycled wood are the only three materials, which interact with a fourth protagonist: the atmospheric.
Three materials which have been combined with great economy of means, and have already enabled hundreds of hikers enjoy a moment of pause…fulfillment in front of the landscape.
Walkway-Lookout over Rioseco Mines
Rioseco-Llamo, Riosa, Asturias, Spain
Architects: Nacho Ruiz Allén , Jose Antonio Ruiz Esquiroz
Team: Sara López Arraiza
Consultant: CONGEO, Consultoría Geológica S.L.
Developer: Ayuntamiento de Riosa
Contractor: Jaime Fernández S.L.
Surveyor: Manuel Martínez Manso
Budget: 54.600 €
Cost/m2: 910 €/m2
Surface: 60 m2
End of works: 31/08/2015
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