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3.5 Transplanting Spanish Palacio

Palacio Real de Madrid

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Palacio Real de Madrid (The Royal Palace of Madrid) is a symbol of Spanish royalty, with a grand and imposing presence in the heart of Madrid. Its blend of Baroque and Classicism styles and 3,000 rooms across 135,000 square meters create a stunning architectural design that reflects the opulence and power of the Spanish monarchy.

The Royal Palace of Madrid serves as an ideal model for the El Nuevo Palacio de Ávila due to its successful integration of architectural, cultural, and historical elements while providing valuable community spaces. By imitating the Royal Palace of Madrid, the El Nuevo Palacio de Ávila can emphasize architectural heritage, enhance community engagement, promote inclusivity, and address environmental factors. In doing so, the El Nuevo Palacio de Ávila has the potential to transform a once-neglected area into an inclusive civic center that is both rooted in history and poised for the future, ultimately rejuvenating the area and creating a unified community space.

Comedor de Gala

A grand dining hall adorned with magnificent tapestries and chandeliers, where state banquets and official receptions are hosted.

Escalera Principal

An opulent, sweeping staircase characterized by its exquisite frescoes, ornate balustrades, and majestic, double-height space.

Salón de Gasparini

A sumptuously decorated room with intricate Rococo details, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship in stuccowork, textiles, and furniture, often used for smaller, private gatherings.

Salón del Trono

The throne room, boasting lavish decoration and a striking ceiling fresco, serves as the symbolic heart of the palace, where important ceremonies and events take place.

Sala de Alabarderos

A room dedicated to the palace's elite guard, featuring impressive displays of weaponry and armor, as well as intricate woodwork and paintings.

Saleta de Música

A charming music room embellished with delicate frescoes and elegant furnishings, providing an intimate space for musical performances and gatherings.

Key Functions

Key functions in the palace will be adapted to align with modern living requirements, creating a contemporary space that caters to the everyday needs of Ávila's residents.

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