
The Restoration Of A Spanish Renaissance Palace
The Restoration Of A Spanish Renaissance Palace
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Spanish architecture firm Tabuenca & Leache transformed a crumbling 16th-century palace in Pamplona’s historic quarter into a grand cultural hub…
Named ‘El Condestable‘, the building’s revitalization prioritized the connection between old and new materials and building styles, centering around the central stone-columned courtyard. Inside, the building’s ceilings were stripped back to reveal the wood panels it had been originally built with. The former palace today houses Pamplona’s cultural centre, including a library, event spaces and municipal offices.The building’s revitalization prioritized the connection between old and new.
All images © courtesy of Tabuenca & Leache
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