Every public work has a rich history behind it. Ports, bridges, defensive systems, roads, airports, and supply networks are all the result of specific needs within a particular social and historical context.
The book Recuperar el Patrimonio Construido was written with a sense of nostalgia and great care. Its pages aim to spark a well-deserved interest in our public works and provide useful ideas for their preservation and appreciation.
As the authors emphasize, preserving these works is keeping history alive, safeguarding our ability to imagine, create, and build the future.
The book is now available and invites readers to rediscover and value the heritage that surrounds us.
Authors:
José Antonio Martin-Caro, José Luis Martínez, Illán Paniagua Serrano, and David López Oliver
