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A medieval tower house between party walls, with a main façade of limestone ashlar. A pointed-arch doorway opens on the ground floor; an arrow slit survives between the first and second floors, and the roof, with two ridges, overhangs on timber eaves carried on brackets.
History
A tower house of the late Middle Ages, believed to date from the 14th century, which stopped being a fortress and became a home. The roof was renewed in 1912. The rear façade is much later, with moulded openings under ogee arches.
- Client
- Daniel Luengas
- Brief
- 3D scans of buildings for his research on manor houses.
- Place
- Kale Nagusia 13, Hernani
- Scanned
- 2025
- Technique
- Photogrammetry · drone and camera
- Layers
- Form · Light · Colour
Sequence
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