The Quarries Park on San Cristobal Hill: the ages of territory
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https://doi.org/10.37230/CyTET.2020.206.13Keywords:
The Santiago Metropolitan Park ;, the Cerro San Cristóbal QuarriesAbstract
The Santiago Metropolitan Park launched a tender call for an architectural competition on the design, conservation, and enhancement of the Cerro San Cristóbal Quarries. Winning the project gives us the opportunity to take over a territory that had been exploited, since the 18th century, to obtain stone for the construction of the incipient city of Santiago. The project proposes the recognition of the place’s geology on different scales, as an approach to design, placing the intervention in a broader context through historical research spanning different ages of the territory.
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