This is a 30-kilometer-long infrastracture that connects the towns of Huelva bringing them closer to the great environmental and built wealth that encompasses the vast protected natural space of the Odiel marshes The main objectives are: non-motorized accessibility between the three mentioned localities through a multimodal road that stretches along the edge of the river’s northern estuary; and repair of the degraded urban-rural boundaries through regeneration of the environment and improvement of its scenic image It is punctuated by a series of elements (pergolas as strategically located architectural-sculptural pieces of territorial acupuncture The course continuously swings between the XXL scale of the territory and the intervention itself The strategy involved remembering the area’s rich natural and cultural heritage and to maintain its essences: its riverside and its conception as a major scenic viewpoint from rural land All this is achieved through curved and natural the project resorted to those historically used in the region: breakwaters water crossings reinterpreted with honeycomb panels Traces of the zone’s rich mining-railway past are reflected in the use of steel and perforated sheet metal utilized in the construction of bridges hybrids of architecture and sculpture stranded in the territory there arent any match using your search terms Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks The Spanish province of Huelva was on red alert for torrential rains just a few days ago The rainfall was considerable in municipalities such as Aljaraque which recorded almost 150 mm of rain on 1 November according to the Huelva Provincial Council the most spectacular image left by the storm was the waterspout that formed off the coast of Isla Cristina which caused some damage and even lifted small boats into the air As far as the strawberry sector is concerned says that many farms were still busy with the planting and had not yet been covered the crops with plastic sheeting the planting in our fields lasts until around October 20 but this year the nurseries have taken a little longer than usual to deliver the strawberry plants and we have been working in the planting until October 31 the damage caused by the storm has been more limited than it would have been if the greenhouses had already been mostly covered." "I believe that the rains have brought greater benefits for strawberries than the damage they may have caused and they have arrived after the planting; a time when rains are needed in a year in which we have again had to deal with restrictions." The contribution of last week's rains in Huelva (and Andalusia in general) to the water reserves will be quantified when the data from the Andalusian reservoirs is updated According to the Andalusian Council of Agriculture before the rainfall of the first days of November the reservoir reserves had reportedly already increased by 178 hm³ For more information:El Pilonar[email protected] www.elpilonar.es FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 HortiDaily.com Archive Urbanism-Landscape entre em contato com: Apoio ao cliente e anexe o código do erro Tienda online de Mercadona donde podrás comprar todos nuestros productos y recibirlos en tu casa Servicio gratuito que te permite gestionar todas tus facturas de forma sencilla Creado por Mercadona para que nuestros proveedores Un modelo de recursos humanos reconocido por ofrecer puestos de trabajo estables y de calidad.