wooden
instalation
overlooking
the
landscape
of
comana
Built onto an existing concrete structure near the water in Comana, the installation integrates wooden stepped seating into a landscape where nature and the built form blend perfectly. Serving those who walk along this concrete structure (which now acts as a pathway), it functions as a space for rest, reflection, and observation. Rather than introducing a massive new structure, it gives new meaning to the existing concrete element, transforming it into an accessible and welcoming place. The placement and orientation of each seating tier frame key views of the landscape: the water's reflection, the reeds, the poplars, and the grid of small flood-protection pillars. In this way, the project becomes a brief "guided tour" of Comana—a sequence of frames highlighting the dialogue between nature and architecture. The installation does not impose; it invites. By opening up to the surroundings, it encourages contemplation and connection, transforming a marginal edge of the village into a sanctuary for rest and observation.
