Morphological and geometrical study of the Puente del Mar bridge of Valencia through its graphical representations
Santiago Lillo Giner, Angeles Rodrigo Molina, María Isabel Giner García
EGA · 2013
doi:10.4995/ega.2013.1682 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
There are a number of architectural elements in the Turia riverbed which have been developed over the centuries: bridges, embankments, ornamental elements, etc...Their capital importance for the historical and artistic heritage of the city of Valencia along with the little attention they have received so far, raised the need to pursue their study and cataloging. This paper analyzes one of the most emblematic elements integrating the Turia riverbed from a morphological and geometrical perspective, that is, the Puente del Mar bridge. The backbone of the present research focuses on deepening the potential of graphical representation tools for recovery, preservation and enhancement of the architectural heritage, coupled with the consideration that the drawing itself has, i.e. be the generator of architectural production.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-ND
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