The aim of this project was to return the original appearance to the teaching staff hall of the School of Mining of Madrid, designed by the architect Velázquez Bosco during the last decade of the 19th century. This required the drafting of a project that considered from the recovery of the lamp to the restoration of its mural paintings, including the gypsum of the cornices, the woodwork, the polychrome canvas of the ceiling and the rehabilitation of lost tiles, designed by Zuloaga at the time.
Year: 2016
Scope: Drafting of the project and work management.
Customer: Community of Madrid
Location: C/ Ríos Rosas 21 (School of Mining Engineering of Madrid. UPM).
Other projects
Some of the restoration and conservation projects that Titanio Estudio has carried out can be seen here.
RESTORATION OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH PORCELAIN PIECES
Restoration of five porcelains from a dinner service at the Ch. Pillivuyt & CIE factory. We bonded the fragments that were preserved and reintroduced those that were not.
RESTORATION OF THE RENAISSANCE DOORWAY OF THE CHURCH OF ST PETER AD VINCULA
Time and the hand of man had damaged the doorway of this temple in the north of Madrid. It was necessary to intervene to recover its Renaissance façade.
