proyecto arquitectónico contemporáneo en paisajes arqueológicos de Castilla y León

A novel approach to conserving and presenting fragile archaeological landscapes, such as the UNESCO-listed Las Médulas, has been developed by the LAB.PAP research group. This methodology, refined over years of work across multiple sites in Castilla y León—including Roman ruins like Colonia Clunia Sulpicia and Tiermes—focuses on balancing preservation with accessibility for both research and cultural tourism. By integrating architectural interventions with deep historical analysis, the team aims to make complex heritage sites more intelligible while ensuring their long-term protection. Their work highlights the potential of contemporary design to enhance understanding of delicate archaeological environments without compromising their integrity.

Álvarez Álvarez, D., & De la Iglesia Santamaría, M. Á. (2024). proyecto arquitectónico contemporáneo en paisajes arqueológicos de Castilla y León. A&P Continuidad, 11(20). https://doi.org/10.35305/23626097v11i20.462