Armea Cemetery
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Armea Cemetery
The design of a cemetery is specular to the design of a town: at many rates, it is about enlarging the former structures, and, therefore, building cemeterial suburbs.
Unfortunately, we find very often ourselves in front of chaotic stratifications, where the relationship between the identity of what exists and what will be built is underestimated.
The project contemplates the realization of a half-self-sufficient enlargement, characterized by a certain functional and formal unity following the Siedlingens' model: for the first forty years the dead bodies will be buried in a graveyard, subsequently, for the next forty years, they will be moved into individual charnel houses, and, ultimately, they will be set, for an undetermined period of time, into a common ossuary and cinerary urn.
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 "The design of a cemetery is specular to the design of a town. Unfortunately, enlargements show very often the same problems of suburbs: amorphous spaces do fade beyond the horizon"
Aldo Amoretti, Marco Calvi
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Location and Details
Via Armea. 18038 Italy
Aldo Amoretti, born in Saremo, 5/10/1965, graduates in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano in 1992, and collaborates for one year (1994) with the bureau of Architecture Clotet e Paricio Associates in Barcellona, Spain.
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Marco Calvi, born in Sanremo, 3/02/1968, graduates in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano in 1992, and collaborates for two years (1993-1994) with the bureau of Architecture and Urbanization Emili Donato y Folch in Barcellona, Spain.
AMORETTI CALVI ARCHITETTI
Via Siccardi 19Â
18038Â Sanremo (IM) - I
T. 39 018 4505708
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