Museum of Archaeology in Seró
- Frank Kaltenbach
In 2007, in the course of drainage work, fragments of megalithic stelae were discovered in the Catalan province of Lleida. The museum built to house these objects is situated on the outskirts of the nearby village of Seró. There it will become an integral part of community life and the surrounding built fabric, which consists largely of functional agricultural structures embedded in the terraced topography. The museum was constructed with only three visible materials, which at first sight lend it a rough appearance. The bays of the concrete skeleton frame are filled with red brickwork. The pavings consist of bricks and brick chippings, and the balustrades and gratings are made of rusted reinforcing steel.
