Rehabilitation of an office building for Aguirre & Newman in Madrid, General Lacy Street number 23
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.2002.v54.i480.612Abstract
The old Tabacalera (Spanish tobacco industry) constructed at the end of XIX century. were rehabilitated for tertiary use, recuperating the original factory in order to prevent the spatial division. Circulations and evacuations were constructed trough the central patio -communicated with the IOW level- increasing the internal granite base. The original level was resolved through a perimetric footbridge. In the main building the original stair case was recuperated and the elevators were inserted in the patios. The installations were introduced in the under-cover.
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