建筑空间是由光和物质定义的。建设一个空间不是一个建设性的工作，而是这两个元素共存的过程。这个项目是围绕着圣安娜-德-波尔库纳的隐居地的遗迹展开的。这个空间被遗弃的沧桑感和对建筑的侵略性干预所打击。该项目的主要目标是，通过恢复和复原以前存在的元素，提供必要的空间性，以恢复宗教空间的本质。
The architectural space is defined by light and matter. Building a space is not a constructive exercise, but the process by which these two elements coexist. This project revolves around the remains of what was the hermitage of Santa Ana de Porcuna. A space battered by the vicissitudes of abandonment and aggressive interventions with the building. The main objective of the project was, by recovering and restoring the pre-existing elements, to provide the necessary spatiality to recover the essentials of a religious space.
随着光线的有序、清醒和宁静的进入，有可能恢复教堂建筑的超验维度。仿佛它是一个万神殿，一个垂直的椭圆被打开，使空间紧张，让 “来自上面的光 “进入。考虑到墓葬和坟墓的考古成分（从不同的考古挖掘中获得），新的干预措施需要恢复体积，并提供必要的东西来描述这个建筑作为一个宗教空间的特点。
With the entry of light in an orderly, sober and serene way, it has been possible to recover the transcendental dimension of the architecture of the church. As if it were a pantheon, a vertical oculus has been opened that tenses the space and lets in “the light that comes from above”. Given the archaeological component of the place of burials and tombs (obtained from the different archaeological excavations), the new intervention needs to recover the volumetry and also provide what is necessary to characterize this architecture as that of a religious space.
对Santa Ana en Porcuna教堂的干预是在三个不同的方面组织的：考古挖掘（以及相应的遗迹保护），新结构的遗产修复，以及为加强新空间而纳入最小的现代建筑元素。因此，通过这种 “无为而治 “的方法，我们设法使原有的元素与现代元素共存，在任何时候都知道哪些被修复，哪些被纳入。
The intervention for the Church of Santa Ana en Porcuna is organized on three different fronts: archaeological excavation (with the corresponding conservation of the remains), patrimonial restoration of the emerging structures, and the incorporation of minimal contemporary architectural elements for the enhancement of the new space. Thus, with that “noli me tangere” approach we manage to make the pre-existing elements coexist with contemporary elements, knowing at all times what has been restored and what has been incorporated.
Architects: Pablo Millán
Year : 2022
Photographs :Javier Callejas Sevilla
Technical Architects : Rafael Jerez Romera, Javier Serrano Terrones
Construction Execution : José Luis González Gallego
Archeology : Rafael Antonio Saco Montilla
Engineering : Inmaculada Luque Pecci
Geotechnical Study : Tecnisondeos, S.C.A.
Lighting : Iguzzini
Construction : Ayuntamiento de Porcuna
City : Porcuna
Country : Spain