Restoration of the facade giving onto Calle Aduana and the main balcony over Calle Alcalá of the Ministry of Finance and Public Administration. This building was erected as a royal customs house by the Italian architect Francisco Sabatini in 1761 for Carlos III, and in
The Senate Palace, originally built in 1558, was a school and convent before being converted to its current use in 1837. Our work involved a restoration of the north facade in which all the surfaces were fully stripped and the downspouts were uncovered and replaced.
Restoration of the facade of this residential building, near the University City of Madrid. To this end, we proceeded to the cleaning with water jet, the replacement of weathered parts, the waterproofing and waterproofing of the exterior brick walls. The edges of the floor slabs
KALAM is intervening in this building in order to improve the thermal performance of its envelope and its accessibility. The work began with the cleaning of the walls by manual means and the grouting of cracks and fissures in the walls. Subsequently, an exterior cladding
Former palace of Pico della Mirándola and residence of the Dukes of Villahermosa, this 1805 building was restructured to house the Thyssen-Bornemisza art collection and later enlarged. This latest work involved restoring the facades and roofs and renovating their wealth of ornament, which involved the
Restoration of this 19th-century building in an iconic setting for high-end housing and commercial premises. The first phase involved structural consolidation with metal reinforcement and complete replacement of structural timber frames. In the second phase the spaces were distributed with high-quality finishes and modern amenities
KALAM performed a series of emergency tasks on the facade of this 1866 building housing the National Archaeological Museum, with a double colonnade and a pair of sphinxes facing Madrid’s Calle Serrano. We reinforced parts with fiberglass bars and epoxy resins, sealed cracks, and consolidated
In the well-known Miraflores Palace, built by Pedro de Ribera in 1732, and of which only part of the original building remains, we restored the main brick facade, with a pyramidal Baroque portal and a profusion of quarried stone ornamentation and a historic coat of
The City Council of A Coruña awarded us through a tender, the restoration works of the facades of its headquarters, wanting to ensure the integrity of a palace with a hundred years of history, symbolic and architectural value. This building, crowned by three domes and
In this assignment, where the repair and consolidation of more than eight thousand m² of facades had to be carried out, our professionals used modular and electric rack and pinion scaffolding to economize and optimize the work in time. All the bricks in poor condition