该建筑本质上是保护在西班牙卡塔赫纳莫利内特公园考古遗址的罗马集会(热水澡，论坛和穹顶)遗迹的掩护。这个封面当然是卡塔赫纳城市地区的另一个部分，它的主要建筑挑战是协调不同的建筑，从罗马时代，从巴洛克到当代建筑，让它们在邻里一起振动。它是一个从密集的城市中心到斜坡公园的不同城市条件之间的过渡元素。

The building is essentially a cover protecting the remains of a Roman assembly (thermal baths, forum and domus) in the archaeological site of Molinete Park in Cartagena, Spain. This cover is certainly another piece in the urban area of Cartagena whose main architectural challenge is to reconcile very different architectures, from the roman times, passing through baroque to contemporary architectures, making them vibrate together in the neighborhood. It is a transition element, between very different city conditions, in size and structure, from the dense city centre to the slope park.

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该项目的主要目标是尊重现有的遗骸，使用一个大跨度的结构，这需要最低数量的支持，以提高覆盖。干预将所有遗骸统一在一个单独的空间中，使人们对整个场地有一个持续的认识。盖子还在隔墙中生成一个新的城市外墙。

The primary goal of the project is to respect the existing remains, using a long-span structure, which requires the least amount of support for lifting the cover. The intervention unifies all the remains in a single space, allowing a continuous perception of the whole site. The cover also generates a new urban facade in the partition wall.

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该项目还追求一种轻盈感，并被认为是一个元素，允许光。内层由波纹式多壁半透明聚碳酸酯片材组成。外层由穿孔钢板构成，符合光线的要求，外观均匀。

The project also pursues a sense of lightness and is conceived as an element that allows light. The inner layer is built with a modular system of corrugated multiwall translucent polycarbonate sheets. The outer layer, constructed with perforated steel plates, qualifies the incidence of light and gives a uniform exterior appearance.

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除了钢结构外，该项目还提出了一条与街道平行的高架人行道。这是一个悬挂在钢梁上的非常轻的结构。它被设想为一个玻璃盒子，有一个多面的、部分可见的几何图形，它建造了街道的立面，并允许从三米高的高度俯瞰废墟。它也可供残疾访客使用。这条高高的道路使人们对罗马遗迹有了全面的了解。

Besides to the steel structure, the project proposes an elevated walkway parallel to the street. It is a very light structure hanging from the steel beams. Conceived as a glass box, with a faceted, partially visible geometry, it builds the street façade and allows a view of the ruins from three meters height. It is also accessible for disabled visitors. This high path permits an overall vision of the roman remains.

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