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架构师提供的文本描述。圣伯纳德教堂(当地守护神)坐落在潘帕平原上，位于科尔多瓦省东部，坐落在一个小树林里，最初由一所乡村房屋和它的院子占据，为了再利用他们的材料，尤其是有一百年历史的砖块，他们都被拆除了。该网站没有电力或任何其他公用事业；自然强加自己的条件。

Text description provided by the architects. Located in the Pampa plains, in the east of the province of Cordoba, Saint Bernard´s Chapel (the local patron saint) rises in a small grove, originally occupied by a rural house and its yards, both dismantled in order to reuse their materials, especially its one-hundred-year-old bricks. The site does not have electricity or any other utilities; nature imposes its own conditions. 

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在树木和田野之间的界限里，礼拜堂的体积向太阳敞开，捕捉到室内日落的自然光。在外部，一个垂直的和一个水平的极点分别放置，并投射到内部。因此，一年到头的每一天，这些影子，沿着弯曲的内部滑动，完成它的旅游重叠彼此。

   In the limit between the trees and the open country, the chapel´s volume opens up towards the sun, capturing the natural light of the sunset in the interior. Outside, a vertical and a horizontal poles are placed separately and projected towards the interior. As a result, every day all year round, the shadow of these, slides along the curved interior, finishing its tour overlapping with each other. 

目前，我们都知道，耶稣基督在前往戈戈塔的路上，只背着横杆。受难从概念上讲是随着两极的重聚而完成的，重新创造了十字架。每一天，两极的阴影都会分开，就像在“穿越十字军”中一样，最终相遇并重新创造十字架，这不是一个象征性的十字架，而是一个仪式上的十字架，在那里，热情每天都会因为太阳而再次发生，获得一个宇宙维度。

   Currently we all know Jesus Christ only carried the transverse pole on his back on his way to Gólgotha. The crucifixion is conceptually completed with the reunion of both poles, recreating the cross. Every day, the shadows of the poles make their way separately, just as in the “Via Crusis”, to finally meet and recreate the cross, not a symbolic cross but a ritual one, where the Passion happens again every day thanks to the sun, acquiring a cosmic dimension. 

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Architects Nicolás Campodonico

Location La Playosa, Córdoba, Argentina

Category Chapel

Architect collaborators Martin Lavayén, Soledad Cugno, Virginia Theilig, Gabriel Stivala, Tomás Balparda, Pablo Taberna, Gastón Kibysz

Area 92.0 m2

Project Year 2015