Restoration of morela castle in Spain, all the fillers in the tower have been hollowed out to collect rainwater

　　All the fillers in the Pardala Tower of the Castle of Morella in Spain were hollowed out during the restoration process, revealing their original shape, which can not only be waterproof, but also systematically collect rainwater to make up for the lost parts. Let's enjoy it together! The architectural community has also prepared excellent architectural drawings for you [Tongji - Tongji Auditorium Construction Drawings _ Architectural World], welcome to download and reference from the engineering staff.

　　Restoration work was carried out on the Spanish castle of Morella. The universal criterion for intervention was to repair and consolidate existing walls and to maintain them as damaged. The damage was basically located at the top, notch and surface of the city wall, and the restoration process also needed to avoid reinterpreting the original condition of the city wall.

　　As for the necessary buildings to be added, compatible lime cement, stainless steel and fiberglass have been used to reinforce them, in a style and texture consistent with the interesting historical formations found in the current city walls. In other words, functional components that need to be added, such as wooden utensils, have been replaced by stainless steel after titanium vapor treatment, and after polishing, they are in line with the rest of the intervention.

　　In terms of the 70-meter-long and 14-meter-high perforated wall, the main focus was on structural reinforcement, cleaning and repair, taking into account the risk of the wall's crumbling. The 4 buttresses placed outside the walls reinforce the base of the walls, retract the sand and gravel covering them, and both seal and reinforce the cracks in the walls.

　　The inner side of the city wall, in order to avoid the impact of the structure of the wall, removed important fillings from the Carlos War, and presented countless archaeological remains. These remains, like three lime bowls, are preserved in the Museum of the Castle of Moreira, leaving behind medieval rammed earth that has not yet been discovered. In terms of rainwater harvesting, rainwater, which was the culprit in the wear and tear of the city walls, flowed directly into the previously constructed moat through scattered roads and pipes.

　　The road through the Tower of Sant Francesc is already contained in the top of the city wall, and walking through the outbuildings and stairs, the mood gradually tightens with the rising half-damaged walls. All walls have been restored, including ramps and outbuildings.

　　All the fillers in the Pardala Tower have been hollowed out to reveal their original shape, which can not only be waterproof, but also systematically collect rainwater to make up for the lost parts. During the restoration of the outer side of the city wall, you can encounter some shells embedded in the tower layer, or the adventure of gunboats.

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