The ruins speak to us. They are historical documents. Through their in-depth study we can learn a lot about their chronology and ours.

The architectural remains are unfinished speeches that invite reflection. Its mere contemplation can inspire, it depends on the observer, from the desire to redraw the lines erased by the passage of time to carrying out an intervention in which the contrast of times is evident.

In a society in which everything changes rapidly, the preservation of heritage fixes our collective memory. Some of the buildings and landscapes in which we intervene are cataloged, some as BIC, others are part of traditional architecture ... Based on this they have a protection regime or another and this classification conditions the performance in them ensuring that these remains, the legacy of our ancestors, are preserved so that they are the one that we leave to the generations that will follow us.