Award: Medaglia d'oro
The archaeological Roman site of Can Tacó is settled in “Turó d’en Roina”, facing south and 50 meters above the point where the rivers Congost and Mogent meet, at the birth of the river Besòs and 20 km far from its confluence with the Mediterranean sea.
This place is part of the mountain range named “els Turons de les Tres Creus”, a natural place that keeps the biodiversity in a highly fragmented metropolitan area. This particular situation arises the need of addressing the refurbishment naturalistically and the archaeologically.




