Los procesos constructivos de la arquitectura clasica : de la proyeccion a la ejecucion

Any architectural work requires a previous projection involving the definition and justification of its forms and proportions. This projection is often modified by an existing reality or, in cases of long constructive periods, by changes of opinion, aim or, even, promoter. This is the case of the Concilium Provinciae Hispaniae Citerioris, a monumental complex, more than 12 hectares large, which was likely built in 70-75 years. The archaeological remains allow identifying two successive architectural projects which involve a major change while the building is in progress. [Publication abstract]