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Rehabilitación del Ayuntamiento de Linares

Linares · Spain
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Project typeRenovation
Floor area700 m²
LocationLinares, Spain
Year1865–1876
Company / authorCementos Capa
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About the project

Rehabilitation intervention of the municipal building façade in Linares, carried out with three‑layer hydraulic lime mortars.

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Linares · Spain

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The Linares City Council required a façade rehabilitation to improve the conservation of the historic building and update its aesthetic appearance. Cementos Capa was responsible for executing the work, applying a solution based on three‑layer hydraulic lime mortars that provide high permeability and respect the original texture of the building. The execution was led by specialist applicator Francisco Cordero Marín, who used the products AplicaRev Cal Base, AplicaRev Cal Revoco fino colour Piedra and AplicaRev Cal E…

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Construction
1865–1876
Built area
700 m²

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