Tanatorium / Salas Arquitectura + Diseño

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Zaragoza, Spain
  • Category: Burial
  • Designer: David Leciñena
  • Building Engineers: Javier Muñoz, Sergio Calle
  • Strucutural Engineer: Jose Miguel Escosa
  • Graphic Design: Bogart y Bacall
  • Project Manager: Ignacio Villalba
  • Cost: 230.838,02 €
  • Structural Engineer: Jose Miguel Escosa
  • City: Zaragoza
  • Country: Spain
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Text description provided by the architects. The Tanatorium frames very important feelings of its users through the evocation of God and the cavern. An steriotomic architecture formed by a perforated enveloping is born from earth to protect humans when they say goodbye to their deceased people. Though a formal gesture, this concrete cavern opens in diagonal direction to the sun, worshipping this primitive god.

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Cite: "Tanatorium / Salas Arquitectura + Diseño" 07 Oct 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/774831/tanatorio-juan-carlos-salas> ISSN 0719-8884

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