It collapses in the ávila part of a church in San Andres, the twelfth -century “Romanesk Jewel” | Spain
The Romanesk Church of San andressFrom the 12th century Romanesk ÁvilaThe North Cloth wall was down this Sunday. The Dioces Obulance reported that at six o’clock in the morning and regretting personal loss. The temple, which is considered a “jeweler of Castilian Romanesk” under the Eclusiastical Statement, was declared a world heritage in 1985. The first investigations are “moisture flowing from the roof to the earth” “80 or 90 square meters” without being responsible for the loss of damage. This caused the cancellation of the worship of the church at the cost of solving what happened. The first measures are “to be stable and the cover of the cover from the interior and the cover of the cover is in addition to predicting whether there is a risk of falling more parts in this medieval structure. Representatives of the culture area From Castilla Y Leon They are “there are heritage technicians of the board. They are the fall of the northern garment of San Andres in Evila, whose owner Ovila’s Diosus.”
San Vicente’s Parish’s Parish’s Parish priest, Fernando Gutierrez, The Diostra’s architect, Louis Carlos Garcia, Ovila Mayor, Jose Manual Sanchej (át’staesoligle, Varilasilaslas, áunipialayst more failures. The fall has occurred in an area without pedestrian traffic “and wanted to decline about this” Castilian Romanesk’s ornament “, because it affects one of our ancient temples and beyond its artistic value, an important property of San Vicent’s parish’s faith,” hence, the church cancels up to 80 rupees. Once this northern cloth is given, it follows “because it is very bloating”.
The first explanations indicate that “moisture flowing from the ground to the ceiling, and it is filling the walls over time.” These century walls have been built in the past without completing their thickness, but with the “Mortar and the poor filling in order to unite the entire wall”, the stability filling is applied without much emphasis. In this way, the church is “the outer leaf of the smaller size” instead of having a full thick wall, so when you receive the load to bear, the wall opens and lost. Architect Louis Carlos Garcia pointed out that the wall had experienced past rebuilding “because there were previously unused cement mortar in the upper courses” and “the union’s repiasi between the walls”, so that the integration of the mortar is different stripes. “
The religious society of Illa is prevented by the fact that the rituals of the temple have been prevented to guarantee the safety of believers, they try to force the roof from the inside, so that it does not collapse. Later, technicians predict whether there are more fields to the walls of the wall, which can end, and this fall produces structural or stability events in the rest of the set. The next step is to strengthen the walls and remove the fallen stones to begin the rebuilding of the valuable building of the twelfth century. Dioces have requested “tolerance” for “patience”, because “We will take time to see San Andres recovered”, as this is a singular building so administrative and patriarchal practices must be started.
