Where the Dene Historical urban fabric meets nature
The main concept of the open-air museum road trip serves as the heart of the storytelling that explores the history and origins of the village’s culture, heritage, architecture, and art. By employing various strategies, visitors can fully immerse themselves in the village’s narrative. Firstly, preserving existing roads and pathways while highlighting select areas will allow for optimal viewing of the village from strategic vantage points in the middle, Northwest the southeast of the village. By identifying nine key landmarks and significant spaces, we can ensure that visitors engage with a wide range of experiences. Maintaining these routes as thematic pathways enables visitors to connect with the village’s daily life, routines, faith, rituals, and culture. These educational routes can be enhanced with vibrant colors to draw attention to various aspects of the village.
The main concept of the open-air museum road trip serves as the heart of the storytelling that explores the history and origins of the village’s culture, heritage, architecture, and art. By employing various strategies, visitors can fully immerse themselves in the village’s narrative. Firstly, preserving existing roads and pathways while highlighting select areas will allow for optimal viewing of the village from strategic vantage points in the middle, Northwest the southeast of the village. By identifying nine key landmarks and significant spaces, we can ensure that visitors engage with a wide range of experiences. Maintaining these routes as thematic pathways enables visitors to connect with the village’s daily life, routines, faith, rituals, and culture. These educational routes can be enhanced with vibrant colors to draw attention to various aspects of the village.
The existing roads and pathways are maintained and enhanced as thematic routes, offering moments of exploration, discovery, and reflection. Strategic vantage points—located in the middle, northwest, and southeast of the village—provide breathtaking views of the ruins and surrounding landscape. Subtle interventions, seamlessly integrated into the Mediterranean terrain, enrich this experience without overshadowing the historical context. These include transparent platforms that extend over and through the ruins, allowing visitors to engage physically and visually with the textures and layers of the village’s past.
MAIN OPEN-Air MUSEUM ROAD MAP
Each of these strategic spots is directly connected to another platform, forming a network that follows the patterns of the existing ruins in varying directions. As visitors traverse these paths, they experience an emotional and sensory journey, moving through moments of compression and release shaped by the ruins and rocky pathways. Along the way, they can touch, feel, and observe the textures and patterns of the site, engaging with its rich history on multiple levels. This immersive experience allows visitors to explore the ruins from different perspectives—through, on, and above the structures—while also appreciating the surrounding natural landscapes. Each platform culminates in a picturesque framed view, capturing the beauty of the ruins and their connection to the landscape.
Thematic Routes
Visual Experiences
View Over the RUINS
Visual Experiences
Walking through the RUINS
