We intervened in this protected building designed by architect Manuel Cortina to carry out structural consolidation and restoration works in its main facade, courtyards, carriage passage and roofs. The building is characterized by a rich ornamentation present both in its main facade and in its
Our work on this building in Madrid’s Plaza de la Independencia involved the restoration of the main, rear, and courtyard facades. The original renders were restored following an overall chromatic study and preparation of samples for the owners; the volumes of belt courses, cornices, ornaments,
Intervention for the Bishopric of Alcalá de Henares consisting of the restoration of the facades and spire of the tower, recovering elements of its original layout through documentation of 1838, in addition to the eaves, hidden gutter and gargoyles found under the existing covering. In
Restoration of the facades of this beautiful building on Madrid’s Calle Serrano. The work involved comprehensive controlled pressure-water cleaning, traditional lime plastering with a bush-hammered finish according to the original segmenting, restoration and repair of cornices, balustrades, belt courses, and balcony decks, and execution of
The rehabilitation works we carried out in this residential building on Conde de Peñalver street included the structural consolidation of the load-bearing elements of its nine courtyards and, occasionally, of the common elements of the entrance and stairwell. To continue, the chimneys on the roof
In this building of apartments erected in the early 20th century, with a plastered lower level with pronounced horizontal furrows and colonnaded galleries on the top floor, we restored the facades by repairing wall plaster, securing elements liable to fall off, reconstructing unsalvageable or missing
Full rehabilitation of this free-standing 1968 building at Calle Serrano 135 for use as a correspondents’ office of German Radio and Television in Spain. The work included a general refurbishment of the facilities and their finishes along with a redistribution of the interior to optimize
Restoration of the marble-stucco and stone facades and towers of this building designed by José López Sallaberry in 1908, winning all the architectural awards of its time. On these facades with French and Art Nouveau touches and a pronounced chamfered corner with a twin rotunda,
This magnificent building, former headquarters of the Royal Asturian Mining Company in Plaza de España, Madrid, is notable in that its roofs, sculptural ensembles, and other ornamental facade features, balustrades, dormers, corbels, moldings, etc., and also its interior decoration, with patinated ceilings and allegorical paintings,
After a rigorous selection of construction companies by a very experienced property management company, KALAM was awarded the rehabilitation of this building, which included the construction of a new floor and its flat roof. The distribution of new storage rooms was carried out and an