"El Águila" beer factory of Madrid/Spain
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1997.v49.i450.945Abstract
"El Águila" beer factory of Madrid presents a high interest. On one hand, it emphasizes their formal values, which are characteristic of the constructive Spanish model of the first quarter of this century; on the other it represents the adaptation of a changing industrial process along its history. The architecture makes itself clearly dependent of its function, of its use, with a remarkable response.
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