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An aerial view of Olaberria, a village in the Goierri at 327 metres above sea level. The houses, with red roofs, cluster on both sides of a winding road and are surrounded by meadows, fields and trees. It has 934 inhabitants (2024).
History
The name comes from «ola» (an ironworks or a simple structure) and «berri» (new): «the new ironworks», according to Koldo Mitxelena. It was formerly called Zeba. The change of name coincided with the village's emancipation from the lordship of the House of Lazcano, in the second half of the 15th century. The first secure mention of the village dates from 1470.
- Client
- Aritz Diez Oronoz and Ezequiel Collantes
- Brief
- Drone scans of three villages for the Auzo Bizigarriak research.
- Place
- Goierri, Gipuzkoa
- Scanned
- 2025
- Technique
- Photogrammetry · drone
- Layers
- Form · Light · Colour
Sequence
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