Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Skogskyrkogården' has mentioned 'Pine' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| After changes made to the design on the recommendations of the competition jury, work began in 1917 on land that had been old gravel quarries that were overgrown with pine trees, and the first phase was completed three years later. | WIKI |
| The paths then rejoin and pass along a dead-straight path through a dense grove of tall pine trees, the so-called Way of Seven Wells, leading to the "Uppstxc3xa5ndelsekapellet" or Resurrection Chapel. | WIKI |
| In 1912, Stockholm City Council acquired a tract of former gravel pits overgrown with pine trees for the purpose of creating a new cemetery. | UNESCO |
| Within the boundaries of the 108.08 ha property are located all the elements necessary to express the Outstanding Universal Value of Skogskyrkogxc3xa5rden, including the landscape dominated by a forest of tall pine trees, the Woodland Chapel (1920), the service building designed by Asplund (1923-24), the Chapel of Resurrection designed by Lewerentz (1925), the group of three chapels (Faith, Hope, and the Holy Cross) with common mortuary and crematorium facilities designed by Asplund (1937-1940), the granite cross on the lawn outside the chapels designed by Asplund, and the 4 km-long surrounding granite wall. | UNESCO |
| Its buildings and landscape are maintained and restored in accordance with the original design concept, atmosphere, and use and function as a cemetery, and the living material in the pine forest as well as other plantings are carefully regenerated. | UNESCO |
| The majority of trees at Skogskyrkogxc3xa5rden are now near the end of their natural life cycle and the number of pine trees is decreasing. | UNESCO |
| One of the major challenges therefore is replanting the pine forest, including re-creating the characteristic xe2x80x9cpillar hall of pinexe2x80x9d at the cemetery. | UNESCO |