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Tomás García Píriz-Copera Garden

 

이 공간은 Industrial Copera 음악센터의 야외 공연장 및 문화 활동을 지원하는 곳으로 야외 주차장을 사용하여 무대 공간으로 전환하게 되었다. 이 프로젝트는 정원의 어휘와 주변 산업의 어휘의 융합에서 비롯된다. 이 공간은 가까운 식물과 멀리 있는 산, 하늘의 존재를 강조하는 어두운 벽으로 구분된다. 하부에는 입구, 바, 화장실, 무대 및 카페가 있다. 상부는 전망을 가능하게 한다. 두 층은 차례로 바를 지지하는 가구 역할을 하는 낮은 사다리로 연결된다.

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In the surroundings of the city of Granada, immersed in the agricultural void of the rural environment of La Vega, the periphery is shown through its other “cities”: dotted and unstructured urban developments, agricultural infrastructures, contemporary ruins of abandoned farms, centers commercial and, of course, industrial parks. The club Industrial Copera is located in one of these harsh industrial spaces, a paradigmatic musical center within the national scene. The need, as a result of COVID-19, to expand its outdoor musical offerings and other cultural activities leads it to occupy the adjacent parking lot to convert it into a stage space.

 

The project arises from the fusion of the vocabulary of the garden and that of the peripheral industry. Materials and techniques from the industrial field are displaced to build a musical infrastructure halfway between the city and the countryside: projected concrete, thermal insulation of facades, prefabricated, metal reinforcement, formwork sheets or parking pavements are recontextualized when associated with vines, trees and planters. The result is a new hybrid landscape that allows the fertile substrate of the countryside to sprout again, wrapping a raised architecture that forms an interior patio, a crater, in which to isolate yourself from the noisy exterior space. A protected space is thus delimited by a dark wall that underlines the presence of the nearby vegetation and the mountains and the sky in the distance. In the lower part there are entrances, bar, toilets, stage and stalls. A higher level enables a privileged box, a space dumped on the stage and the views. Both levels are connected by a lowered ladder that in turn acts as a piece of furniture to support the bar.

 

The result is a synthetic hybrid landscape, between the natural and the artificial. A landscape that allows the fertile substrate of the fertile plain to regrow again, wrapping a raised architecture that forms an interior patio, a crater, in which to isolate yourself from the noisy exterior space. A protected space that is thus delimited by a dark wall that underlines the presence of the nearby vegetation and the mountains and the sky in the distance. The Copera’s Garden is a scenic space within an industrial landscape. A surprising place, designed to provoke a unique musical experience, between the fertile plain and the industry, between the natural and the artificial.

 

Photography by Fernando Alda

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