Articles and geotechnical guides

Sanchonuño’s history did not begin with the first document to mention the village. Long before that, fragments of pottery, arrowheads, and other tools were left at Pago...

If you have searched online for the price of a geotechnical study, you have probably found two kinds of answers. The first: reassuring round figures promising complete...

The Tajada and Carasoles streets bear the mark of a defense that worked in two directions. To the outside, the old wall of Ejea de los Caballeros protected the town...

The baths ceased to be baths. In the mid-fifth century, the Roman villa located in Bétera’s farmland was converted by the Visigoths into a farm, and the spaces intended...

From the Tosal de San Miguel, about 500 meters from Llíria’s historic center, the view reaches across a plain that descends toward the Turia. Edeta, the Iberian city that...

The Guadalope encircles Alcañiz with a meander that is not only a feature of the landscape: it also appears in the account of the city’s origin. Along its banks, reeds or...

The shepherds would come down from the heights of Portillo with the sheep to graze them on the moorlands and pine woods of the Raso de Portillo. When the day’s work was...

Between the arcades of the Alcázar, the air seems still. But if you pause to look at the excavated ground, that stillness is deceptive: there are traces of silos and of...

A city that grows where the hillside began There comes a moment, when crossing Boadilla del Monte, when the city changes scale. The streets of the traditional core give...