DIBUJO Y CONSTRUCCIÓN. APLICACIÓN DE CÓDIGOS CROMÁTICOS NORMATIVOS A LA RESTAURACIÓN MONUMENTAL EN GRANADA A PRINCIPIOS DEL SIGLO XX.

The Ordenanzas municipales de la ciudad de Granada published in 1904 was a modern normative document specifying the mandatory chromatic directives for architectural plans submited when requesting a building license. This code stems from the separa mid-19 century of the Degree of Architecture from the Faculty of Fine Arts, which led to the normalization of graphic codes and the necessity of acquiring precise technical knowledge. The current study, based on searches in public archives for chromatic codes relative to architectural interventions, intends not only to explore their role in accurately depicting the reality of the images, but to shed light both on the economy of means deriving from Granada's 19h-century bourgeois transformation and the origins of monumetal restorartion, a young discipline that was to emerge in the first third of the 20th century. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]