Cuca de Llum

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Funicular Tibidabo Barcelona
Mias Architects & Leitner

This book tells the story of the new funicular of Tibidabo Park: la Cuca de Llum (glow worm). The emblematic funicular has been rehabilitated several times since its installation in 1901, however, in 2020 it was decided to design a new funicular, which was to be sustainable, transparent, fast and accessible. The new funicular, designed by MIAS in collaboration with Leitner Ropeways, achieves maximum integration into the landscape by hiding its installations, and thus enables the best views of the city of Barcelona. This book shows not only the history of the park and its funicular, but also all the details of its innovative design and connection to the city.

With Contributions of
Rosa Ortiz, PATSA Director
Martin Leitner, LEITNER ROPEWAYS director
Josep Miàs, MIAS founder & director

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Authors: Mias Architects & Leitner
Editor: Actar
Size: 18 x 24 cm. / 9,5 x 7,1 in.
Pages: 120
Illustrations: Color
Cover: Hardcover
Publication date: February 2023
Published by: Actar Publishers
ISBN: English 9781638400769
Price: 35€/ $39.95/ £35

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Weight	1 kg
Authors	Mias Architects & Leitner
excerpt	This book describes the design process of the new Cuca de Llum funicular in Tibidabo Park, Barcelona.

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