Restoration and Conservation
Historic buildings and archaeological sites
Conservation interventions at Menia are guided by several fundamental principles: respect for material integrity, minimal intervention, reversibility, material compatibility, legibility and differentiation.
Each artwork, material or support has its own characteristics and pathologies that determine the working process. Before taking action, we carry out a preliminary analysis and diagnosis, which allows us to design a specific intervention proposal.
Our proposals
Conservation projects
Comprehensive restoration projects
Preliminary assessments
Diagnosis and structural analysis
Preliminary studies and façade assessments
Façades with mural paintings
Our projects
Our work is our best reference
Façades of the building in Plazuela de Virgen de las Penas
Corner of C/ Arco de la Cabeza, Málaga
Restoration of the structures of the Hermitage of San Sebastián
Mural painting remains located on the front and rear façades, tower and chapel of the Virgen de los Remedios. Hotel La Fonda, Marbella
Mural paintings of the Loringian Museum, in La Concepción Historic Botanical Garden
Málaga City Hall
Other restored works
Analysis of the decorative programme of the façades of the Palace House and the interior carpentry of the BIC La Concepción Historic Botanical Garden. Málaga City Hall.
Analysis of the decorative programme of the façades of Casa Correa, Marbella.
Restoration of the gardener’s cottage at the BIC La Concepción Historic Botanical Garden. Málaga City Hall.
Rehabilitation of the façade of the property located at Calle Ancha No. 27, Marbella, Málaga.
Restoration of the San Pablo bastion, part of the monumental complex of the Royal Walls of Ceuta. Autonomous City of Ceuta.
Restoration of the structures of the Hermitage of San Sebastián. Mural painting remains located on the front and rear façades, tower and chapel of the Virgen de los Remedios. Hotel La Fonda. Marbella.
La Chanca Sea Museum, in Conil de la Frontera, Cádiz.
Restoration of the Towers of Los Acevedos and Santa María, in the Alcazaba of Badajoz.
