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Bóvedas tabicadas en la Cartuja de Granada: el final de un proceso evolutivo

Authors: Almagro, Antonio;

Bóvedas tabicadas en la Cartuja de Granada: el final de un proceso evolutivo

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[EN]This article presents a series of shell vaults, located in the Chartreuse of Granada and built between the 17th and 18th Century, whose shape and construction system have been analyzed using a graphic survey. This building system constitutes the end in the evolution of vault construction technique in an entirely vaulted building. The dome of the sacristy, the last of them to have been built, stands out in an special manner, and belongs to one of the most exuberant spaces of the Spanish baroque, solving the problem of covering the space by using a double shelllinked with ribs similar to those found in the big Italian Renaissance domes [ES]Se presentan en este artículo una serie de bóvedas tabicadas existentes en la Cartuja de Granada, realizadas entre los siglos XVII y XVIII y cuya forma y disposición constructiva se han podido analizar gracias al levantamiento planimétrico. La construcción con esta técnica supone el final de un proceso de evolución de las técnicas constructivas en un edifico enteramente abovedado. Destaca de forma singular la cúpula de la sacristía, última de las construidas e integrante de uno de los espacios más exuberantes del barroco español y que presenta una solución de doble cáscara unidas por costillones a semejanza de las grandes cúpulas del Renacimiento italiano.

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Arquitectura barroca, Granada, Bóvedas, Cartuja de Granada, Planimetría, Baroque architecture, Vaults

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