Blueprint Species Survey and Sanitary State of Plants

Blueprint Species Survey and Sanitary State of Plants

Blueprint for the identification of plant species and evaluation of their health conditions. This analysis follows the phytosanitary survey carried out by the architects Azevedo Coutinho and Gonçalo Ribeiro Telles in order to preserve the tree cover of the Santa Gertrudes Park, constituting itself as a matrix in the construction of the park, particularly with regard to the plants’ system.

Among the various precautionary measures taken were soil picklingwhich, since 1958, had been improving, according to Azevedo Coutinho’s guidelines and continuous improvement of the land pile deposition [i], located in an area where there would be no intervention until the last stage of the works.

[i] Santa Gertrudes Park – 1st Stage – July to September Quarter- activities to be carried out.

Grid, Fence, Excavations, Land Deposits and Land’s Current State.

Production date: 25/01/1963
Designers (main authors): COUTINHO, Azevedo
Contributors (co-authors): FCG – Serviço de Projectos e Obras
Project phase: Do projeto de execução à obra (1963-1969)
Identifier: PT FCG FCG:SCT-S006-DES01149

Temporal coverage: 1963
Type of data: Image
Extension format: 1 desenho
Media format: jpg
Vegetation: Acacia melanoxylon | Australian Blackwood, Acer negundo | Boxelder, Aesculus hippocastanum | Horse Chestnut, Ailanthus altissima | Tree of heaven, Casuarina equisetifolia | Horsetail Tree, Celtis australis | Mediterranean Hackberry, Ceratonia siliqua | Carob Tree, Cercis siliquastrum | Judas Tree, Chamaerops humilis ‘Tomentosa’ | Dwarf Fan Palm, Chamaerops humilis | Dwarf Fan Palm, Cupressus lusitanica | Mexican Cypress, Cupressus sempervirens | Italian Cypress, Eucalyptus globulus | Blue Gum, Fagus sylvatica | Common Beech, Fraxinus angustifolia | Narrow-leafed Ash, Grevillea robusta | Silky Oak, Ligustrum japonicum | Japanese privet, Mespilus germanica | Medlar, Olea europaea ssp. sylvestris | Wild Olive, Pinus sp. | Pine Tree, Pittosporum undulatum | Orange Berry, Platanus orientalis | Oriental Plane, Prunus cerasifera | Cherry Plum, Robinia pseudoacacia ‘Inermis’ | Mop Top Robinia, Robinia pseudoacacia | False Acacia, Schinus molle | Pepper Tree, Schinus terebinthifolius | Brazilian Pepper Tree, Ulmus sp. | Elm
Keywords: ecological value, exotic, inventory, limit, native vegetation, technical design, tree, tree cover

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