Bathing Area

by Beth Galí /

Project: Bathing Area – Forum 2004
Landscape Architecture: Beth Galí
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Area. 17,000 m²
Budget: 5.910.00 €
Project: 2000
Construction: 2002-2004

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Project Location: Barcelona / Spain /
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Typology: Baths / Waterfronts /
Built: 2004 /
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Published on October 6, 2009

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