Complete restoration of the plaster and brick facades of this magnificent building at the intersection of Gran Vía and Plaza de España in Madrid, for use as a hotel. All the brickwork was pointed and damaged pieces were selectively replaced, followed by water-repellent sealing. The
Restoration of the facades, courtyards, and lobby of this hotel building in Barcelona’s Ciutat Vella. Stucco and natural stone wall surfaces were restored and the stone of balcony decks was cleaned and weatherproofed on the upper side, as was that of the cornice. In the
Restoration of this stately 1852 building in Ciutat Vella as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation for use as a hotel. We restored its hot-iron stucco imitating various kinds of marble, with terracotta relief details and Montjuic natural stone in the framing trim, balcony decks, pillars
Restoration of this iconic Sevillian hotel listed as Andalusian architectural heritage. The work involved specialist tasks by our staff to restore characteristic ornamental features, including treatments on ornate corbels or Mudéjar ceilings of wooden coffers and glazed ceramic tiles, along with protection against biological attack
Comprehensive rehabilitation of this old building located in Madrid's historic neighborhood of Chueca. Our own teams carried out structural reinforcement works and renovation of various parts of the architectural complex. Deteriorated roof pairs and gutters were replaced on an ad hoc basis, and the skirts
Restoration of this 1920's residential building, located in the Salamanca district. We intervened in its main facade, regionalist style, rear facade, its three courtyards, roof and interior pavilion located in the main courtyard. We worked on its plaster and brick coatings, with punctual repairs of
Complete restoration of this building’s envelope and unique interiors, including in-situ and workshop manufacture of casts for facade features such as vases, balusters, handrails, cornices, and belt courses, or interior plaster ornaments, with over 400 meters of perimeter and crown moldings on ceilings, redecoration and
Work to conserve and restore the beauty of the facades of this building in Calle Antonio Maura, central axis of Madrid’s Jerónimos district, connecting Plaza de la Lealtad with the Puerta de España gate to the Retiro park. The brick walls were blasted with micronized
Intervention based on an unfavorable report of the Technical Inspection of Buildings (ITE) for the Association of Homeowners' Communities of Avenida de Concha Espina, 7-37, consisting of three blocks of varying heights, between three and five floors, built in the 1950s. The rehabilitation work focused
Restoration of the facades of this residential building built in 1902, through the consolidation of the brick walls and restoration of the plastered walls. The balcony slabs and imposts were waterproofed with lead sheets, the lack of volume was restored with specific restoration mortars on