Suspended on a rocky promontory overlooking the sea, on the south-western coast of Sardinia, the Laveria Lamarmora is an architectural complex designed according to the production process of the Nebida mine. Its condition of ruin, generated by decades of decay due to lack of use, gives it a state of timelessness...
Architecture of the mine; mining landscapes; landscape; mining; minerals’ paths; nature trail; old and new; scenographic architecture; terraces overlooking the sea; public space; regeneration; ruin; reconnection; fruition; Sardinia; Nebida; landscape architecture
