In this group of residential buildings in Fuenlabrada, a complete intervention was carried out in order to improve the habitability of its owners. The facades are rehabilitated and insulated, the roofs are remodeled, with sanitation and waterproofing training, and the carpentry is replaced by new,
The main pathology of this group of buildings consisting of eleven multi-family dwellings and ten single-family semi-detached dwellings was the carbonation of the prefabricated concrete panels that make up its exterior and interior facades. The intervention consisted of cleaning with aluminum silicate projection, repairing the
This palace is one of the most visited historic buildings in France. The Versailles complex has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979 and is a designated French historic monument. In this iconic ensemble our team of professionals was responsible for restoring
Facade restoration work on this industrial building as part of a Foster + Partners and Ortiz León project to convert it into a corporate HQ. In line with our long track record of similar work, the project involved the cleaning of facing brickwork with the
Rehabilitation of the facades of these two buildings on the chamfer between Nafarroa and Arrandi streets in Barakaldo. The work began with the restoration of the enclosure, which was in a very poor state of conservation, with reinforcement works on the slab fronts and pillars.
In Madrid's Calle Atocha we performed a comprehensive rehabilitation of these two buildings by the Church of Santa Cruz. The project included the removal of structural elements, installations, and joinery along with floorings and coatings, with the complication that the floors of the two buildings
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Restoration of the Círculo de Bellas Artes cultural center built by the architect Antonio Palacios Ramilo, a heritage icon in the Madrid cityscape, as requested by this prestigious institution to improve the site’s state of conservation and usability. After installing new stairs for the roof
Restoration and lighting of the main facade, frontispiece, porticos, commemorative stone, and lions of the Chamber of Deputies in Madrid. Once the sculptural ensembles, ornaments, and brackets had been adjusted, consolidated, and cleaned, LED floodlights were installed. A walkway was erected behind the frontispiece for
The former Royal Salesian Convent of the Visitation, part of whose complex now houses Spain’s Supreme Court, was established in 1749 at the behest of Queen Bárbara de Braganza to accommodate Visitation sisters in Spain and also to provide a school for noble girls. In