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Architects: Vaíllo - Irigaray + Eguinoa
- Area: 843 m²
- Year: 2010
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Photographs:José Manuel Cutillas
Text description provided by the architects. As many others, all over Ribera’s (“River Bank”) landscape, meandering poplar rows normally escort the entire length of river beds and irrigation ditches. Far in the distance, river beds are spotted thanks to those winding rows: it is a gesture offered by nature as a sign of life in an arid, dry scene. Corella, a village in the Ribera of Navarra, is traversed by the ever-present Cañete, a small meandering stream that comes and goes in every corner…
