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    Renewal of the Ancient Cloister of Palace-Castle of Betxí (Castellón), Spain

    After remaining more than 40 years closed, Betxí’s Palace-Castle needed an urgent restoration. This recovering has been possible thanks to the Master Plan, an agile management tool that lays down the intervention criteria and a series of independent and coordinated restoration stages for a flexible and gradual recovering process. This article shows the building’s historical evolution to understand the different values in each stage, the Master Plan intervention criteria, the definition of each intervention stage and the restorations carried out so far.

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    Renewal of the Ancient Cloister of Palace-Castle of Betxí (Castellón), Spain

    After remaining more than 40 years closed, Betxí’s Palace-Castle needed an urgent restoration. This recovering has been possible thanks to the Master Plan, an agile management tool that lays down the intervention criteria and a series of independent and coordinated restoration stages for a flexible and gradual recovering process. This article shows the building’s historical evolution to understand the different values in each stage, the Master Plan intervention criteria, the definition of each intervention stage and the restorations carried out so far.

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    Renewal of the Ancient Cloister of Palace-Castle of Betxí (Castellón), Spain

    After remaining more than 40 years closed, Betxí’s Palace-Castle needed an urgent restoration. This recovering has been possible thanks to the Master Plan, an agile management tool that lays down the intervention criteria and a series of independent and coordinated restoration stages for a flexible and gradual recovering process. This article shows the building’s historical evolution to understand the different values in each stage, the Master Plan intervention criteria, the definition of each intervention stage and the restorations carried out so far.

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    Title:

    Renewal of the Ancient Cloister of Palace-Castle of Betxí (Castellón), Spain

    Contributors:

    Eduardo J. Solaz Fuster (author) / Pasqual Herrero Vicent (author) / María Amparo Sebastiá Esteve (author) / Anna Morro Peña (author) / Víctor Muñoz Macián (author) / Fernando Navarro Carmona (author) / Yasmina Juan Osa (author) / María Pitarch Roig (author) / Francisco Piñó Alcaide (author) / Sara Juanes Herrera (author)

    Published in:

    Loggia, Arquitectura & Restauración, Vol 0, Iss 32, Pp 74-87 (2019)

    Publication date:

    2019

    ISSN:

    1136-758X

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.4995/loggia.2019.10766

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    Unknown

    Keywords:

    gestión del patrimonio , plan director , non-finito , arquitectura palaciega renacentista , bechí , Conservation and restoration of prints , NE380 , Architectural drawing and design , NA2695-2793

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