If constructing is inventing, when rehabilitating we take the past as a support for the invention.

The projects presented in this issue of the journal EN BLANCO are characterised by the condition of mediating between a historical past and the present. In our case, the existing buildings come from very different periods: from the Roman Antiquity at Merida, in the vicinity of the Temple of Diana, up to the 19th century at the Thalia Theatre in Lisbon and at the industrial architecture of Utebo’s Mill.

If constructing is inventing, when rehabilitating we take the past as a support for the invention.

The projects presented in this issue of the journal EN BLANCO are characterised by the condition of mediating between a historical past and the present. In our case, the existing buildings come from very different periods: from the Roman Antiquity at Merida, in the vicinity of the Temple of Diana, up to the 19th century at the Thalia Theatre in Lisbon and at the industrial architecture of Utebo’s Mill.

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CONTENTS

Restoring with Concrete
Maite Palomares y Ana Portalés

Interview to Juan Carlos Arnuncio. Reflections on the Spanish Contemporary art Museum in Valladolid.
Luis Bosch Roig

PERIMETER BUILDING AND ADAPTATION OF THE SURROUNDINGS OF THE ROMAN TEMPLE OF DIANA. IN MERIDA, BADAJOZ. SPAIN
José María Sánchez García

AUDITORIUM IN THE CHURCH OF SANT FRANCESC CONVENT IN SANTPEDOR, BARCELONA. SPAIN
David Closes

THALIA THEATRE IN LISBON. PORTUGAL
Gonçalo Byrne Arquitectos | Barbas Lopes Arquitectos

“THE MILL” CULTURAL CENTRE IN UTEBO, ZARAGOZA. SPAIN
Iñaki Alday, Margarita Jover Biboum

Intervention on the Chapel of the Counts of Fuensaldaña. Study of a Model Intervention Between The Old And The New.
Luis Bosch Roig, Valeria Marcenac, Ignacio Bosch Reig

Víctor Eusa’s Basilica of ‘Our Lady Of The Puy’, a Work in the Religious Legacy of Otto Bartning and Dominikus Böhm.
Andrés Caballero Lobera

Towards the zero degree of architecture. The Pantheon in reinforced concrete.
Eduardo Blanes

Ideal Object – Empirical Object. A Sublimated vision of functionalism in Mart Stam.
Pablo López Martín