Due to its historical value, given the role it has played throughout Verges’ history, and the architectural value of some of its construction elements, an extensive detailed study of each room and construction element was conducted from the outset, before entering the preliminary project phase. This ensured that, once the rehabilitation was carried out, all existing elements could be preserved as much as possible, from the larger ones like the structure, roofs, or facades, to the smaller ones like tiles or furniture. Both during the project phase and the construction phase, the minimal necessary interventions were made to preserve as much as possible the architectural heritage of the building that has remained standing through the years up to the present day.
