This garden is a long path to meditate, a walk, thanks to which it is possible to admire the Mediterranean productive landscape. In this case it is a vineyard, where wine has been produced and transformed by man in the last centuries.
COUNTRY SPAIN
Sponsor
Rebeca Nuevo Mayán, after the master course in landscape architecture in Barcelona, has gained important work experience in Spain and abroad. Adrián Oubiña Esperón, an architecture student, has focused his journey on the union of urban planning, landscaping and architecture, making them coexist as integrated systems.
This path suggests wandering between two rows of vines, observing how wine production starts from the seeds to obtain the grapes, thus staging the necessary time in the agricultural process to obtain the final product. At the end of the path, we find shelter: a stair to sit down and an olive tree, which protects us from the sun’s rays on the hottest
days of summer. After a long walk we find peace and rest under the shade of a tree. The walk through this garden helps us to admire the beauty of the Mediterranean productive landscape and makes us reflect on the ability of people to transform our landscape.
Vines
Vines flowers
Olive tree
