Shadow construction & Green Facades at Jardins de la Rambla de Sants Barcelona, Spain

Green Facade (green wall)

Shading Structure

Park (Urban Green)

Created at: 08 Nov 2024

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Green Facades Barcalona, Spain

Jardins de la rambla de sants is a park elevated above railway lines in barcelona

‘jardins de la rambla de sants’ is an elevated 20,000 square meter park that opened earlier this year in barcelona. rather than similar designs in new york or paris, barcelona’s elevated ‘rambla’ does not take the place of the rail line, but instead hides it with an extruded box that contains over 160 trees and 85,000 plants and shrubs organized into different gardens.

visitors enter the park at plaza de sants, where the scheme starts to slope upwards, offering elevated views across the city. the promenade, which measures a total of 760 meters, has been designed by architects sergi godia and ana molino and hosts a range of different public amenities. completed after a decade of development, the park is situated on a raised structure that covers existing railway lines below.

a structural system of beams infilled with glazing supports the park, while allowing pedestrians at ground level views of the passing trains. at certain points, the structure soars 12 meters above street level. over 650 meters of climbing plants have already started to ascend the concrete structure, blending the natural aspects of the scheme with the built environment.

Source: https://www.designboom.com/architecture/jardins-de-la-rambla-de-sants-elevated-park-above-railway-lines-barcelona-11-23-2016/

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