1: Igualada Cemetery

A place for the dead, but really it's for the living.  I don't think the dead care very much.
 

IGUALADA CEMETERY

Helpful map by Bryan Boyer: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bryan/99091462/

Tips for visiting, also by Bryan: http://www.bryanboyer.com/notes/2006-02-12.php

ARCHITECT: Enric Miralles, Carmen Pinos.

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