One hundred years since the start of Gran Via works in Caravaca
On November 12, 1921, the municipal plenary approved the project that would transform the city.
External Publications
Collaborations and articles published in specialized media and cultural outreach.
A brief history of Caravaca through the street of writer Gregorio Javier
The indelible mark we are capable of leaving can be seen reflected in the history of a street.
The architectural heritage on the Red List in the Northwest and Rio Mula regions
The Heritage Red List is an initiative that points out assets in danger of disappearing.
A truncated tower in Caravaca castle and the coat of arms of Master Suarez de Figueroa
The walls of Caravaca castle present a heterogeneity resulting from centuries of history.
The unreachable dome
Disorder is the delight of imagination, said Paul Valery, a reflection on architecture and cosmos.
Peculiar elements in the architecture of the Northwest region
Often, visiting monuments or buildings of interest reveals unique details that deserve attention.
3D modeling applied to cultural heritage
It is often said that an image is worth a thousand words. 3D modeling allows new ways of documenting heritage.
The Town Hall of Caravaca de la Cruz: a Baroque work as genesis of Plaza del Arco
The Caravaca town hall, unlike others in the region, presents unique Baroque characteristics.
The house: case of life and happiness machine
With this phrase Le Corbusier referred to housing, a concept still valid in contemporary architecture.
Living in the old town
When I entered architecture school and began studying urbanism, I discovered the value of historic centers.
The disappeared 1920s architecture in Caravaca
I have spoken in some articles about 1920s architecture, a heritage that has unfortunately largely disappeared.
Cold drop: cause and effect on urbanized areas
Disasters occur when threat meets vulnerability. Analysis of impact on urban areas.
Bioclimatic strategies in urbanism: the Coso garden
The concern for more sustainable cities may seem recent, but traditional urbanism already applied these strategies.
Bells and the Festival
The traditional bell ringing has recently been declared Cultural Heritage, an essential element of our celebrations.
Defensive architecture: transformation and evolution of castles
The Northwest region has three castles of special importance that have evolved over the centuries.