Roman Ruins Roof
CARTAGENA – Historic Roman ruins in Cartagena, Spain, have been given a protective cover that fuses the ancient site with a modern adaptation.
The awning was created to ‘respect the existing remains,’ says architect Atxu Amann Alcocer of M
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