- Highlight the building´s spatial characteristics and only convert elements of little historical or formal value.

- Remedy the dampness from the inside by applying several layers of permeable lime mortar.

- Use a single element to convert the church to its new function: a platform of wooden boards mounted on the original flooring. This platform creates a ventilated chamber to house the installations and curves around the columns which create mobile elements that can be arranged in different ways.

Project: San Atilano’s church. Rehabilitation as a cultural building
Situation: 7, San Atilano St., Tarazona, Zaragoza, Spain
Client: Tarazona’s City Council
Architects: Ana Morón Hernández, Eduardo Aragüés Rioja, Jaime Díaz Morlán
Total area: 427 square meters / 4.596,19 sq ft
Completion: April 2008
Investment: 550.000 €
Photography: Aitor Ortiz

Źródło: ACXT