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Título de la imagen	x-repair: [EN] The Palace of the Admirals of Aragón is in the city of Valencia, Spain. It was built in the Gothic style of the Valencianself-governing period, and has always been an“architectonic type” reference of this era. Referring to the building itself,there are two elements to highlight because of their interest. The first is its courtyard, which fits into the developedstandards in all states of the old Crown of Aragón, talking about either the ones currently in Spain or those existing inFrance or Italy. Because of that, researchers came up with the term“Mediterranean Gothic” to define this style, sincethere are currently different geographic regions belonging to different countries. This courtyard will be the main researchobjective of this paper; it was designed before the ground floor, first floor and small attic interventions. The secondelement which makes this building unique is its ceilings of carved painted woodwork. Until the present day, this Palacehas only been refurbishment once (in 1987), according to written records. The aim of this paper is to show that eventhough the courtyard has always been used as the best way to show the Valencian Gothic style, many of its elementswere added in the first half of the 20th Century. In this research, it can be deduced that there were at least threetechnicians in the period between 1902 and the late 30s. Surveyor Salvador Furió, who simply put some order intointerior partitions where a Gothic spiral staircase was demolished, carried out the first intervention. In the late 1920s, thework was taken over by architect Joaquín Rieta Sister, who was responsible for the restoration of the original state of thecourtyard, whose ground floor arcs had been blinded before Rieta’s intervention. He opened these arcs by creating newwall gaps and installing regular windows there. This architect also removed some of the closed rooms on the groundfloor, which were used for storage. Finally, he demolished the upper floor façade, turning the attic into a balcony usingmetallic handrails. After Rieta, architect Antonio Gómez Davó took charge of the work. He kept working on the courtyard,removing the last storage room left, and making three new gaps in the east façade, inspired by existing Neogothic doors.He demolished Rieta’s balconies and turned the upper floor into a useful space that met the requirements of the buildingto be used as a school. Gómez Davó increased the building’s height by turning this upper floor into a closed space andreconstructed the ashlar wall adding bilobed Gothic windows. From that moment, the courtyard was composed of aground floor and two full upper floors. Both Rieta’s interventions, as well as the one carried out by Gómez, can beconsidered“in style”, as it was the ruling fashion at that moment to refurbish historic buildings, at least in Spain.
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Software usado	Adobe Photoshop 25.12 (Windows)
Fecha y hora de modificación del archivo	08:35 29 oct 2024
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Fecha en la cual fueron modificados por última vez los metadatos	09:35 29 oct 2024
Fecha y hora de la digitalización	09:34 29 oct 2024
Id. único del documento original	xmp.did:8071e5d0-c425-7e48-aa81-8b5db697a107
Palabras clave	Arquitectura gótica valenciana Modelización 3D Restauración arquitectónica Investigación Documentación histórica Modified ancient architecture Valencian Gothic architecture 3D modelling Architectural restoration Research and investigation Historical documentation
Editorial	Universitat Politècnica de València
Medios relacionados	Virtual Archaeology Review

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