gallery with wooden roof and balcony, masonry wall and two entrances
gallery with wooden pillars open to an interior patio
view from the gallery window with wooden balconies and roof

Restoration of the cloister of the Talamanca de Jarama Charterhouse

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Intervention on the cloister roofs

The Talamanca de Jarama Charterhouse, a Site of Cultural Interest since 2022, is one of the most outstanding examples that we have preserved of architecture intended for agricultural production.

It is made up of several buildings: Central Building, Stables Building, Chapel and Main Building. Continuing with the restoration that was carried out in the Central Building, the actions of the last intervention have focused on the restoration of roofs of the body of the cloister in the Main Building.

The intervention also involved the demolition of some small roofs of the cloister that were very deteriorated and were spurious constructions dating from the mid-20th century, of very poor construction quality, as well as the recovery of two galleries in the courtyard delimited by this building.

General view of the previous and subsequent state of the area of ​​intervention on the roofs of the Cartuja. The structure was shored up and had collapses.