The Nabi Lakes project, a name derived from the fusion of Nature and Bioarchitecture, aims to revive an abandoned area by preserving its heritage and recovering elements of industrial archaeology. This ambitious project included a long and challenging process of reclamation and redevelopment, during which ancient artifacts were found in an area once submerged by the sea. This explains the presence of shells along the lakes, a remnant of the ancient quarries. Freshwater ponds are the legacy of these quarries, and four silos, expertly restored, remain as monuments of industrial archaeology and historical memory of the place. The Nabi Lakes project has not only restored value and beauty to a forgotten area, but also created a bridge between past and present, enhancing the natural and historical heritage.
