One house, two centuries in sight
The building and garden don't count exactly the same time.
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The House of Pielas and its garden are not presented as a work of one moment. The municipality attributes to the 18th century the architecture of the house and to the 19th century the garden, whose English influence is indicated as hypothesis.
Separating these layers helps to read the set: a building can receive new spaces and new ways to frame it over time. The reference is patrimonial, without confirming current conditions of visiting private property.
Painzela per layer
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Living shapes in the garden
Plants that gain forms →Water and working spaces
The water draws the garden of Piellas →A 17th century chapel
A chapel helps to read the house →What was left in the file
A chapel leaves a trail in the archive →
Source and context
Municipality — assets of Painzela
Accessed: . Editorial summary; the date of consultation is not the date of the facts.