the arched itecta Mustieles Diana Sanchez sends us a great ol ic c aboración this blog, or No genuine article as complete that could have pu bli ber market in a journal. For your confidence in us thank him strongly. Then insert the text and images sent to us: La ci CITY OF Vale Ncia post ee exciting examples of pattern imonio indu strial, sob r and all p Grao or area, focus d onde met ba factories constants hard n you the time of industrialization CIO n .
Walking down the street Joan Verdeguer in 2007, , I found a co ships njunto precious that cul undermined co n a building price multistory brick, l to known as Harineras Levantine, which SOBR ESALIA a large sil o.
Surround joint to observe b ien, rea l hoisting all the photo s s post Services Available. Na da po me days to assume q ue to end of that year or begin to demolish part of the h Arinero by the execution of Progr am to Action I ntegrating entitled "C amino H Grao ondo. " One of the objectives of the program was d emolen the c uerpos I added do sa post eriori as considered to have no value Patrimoni al, in c oncr eto what s existing volumes about the original flour mill and the large silo, do nde could read n H ombre ari ner as Levantine .
S and was a factory Hari ner to specialized, according to the different sized cough pr ocess flour production and warehouse divested of the grain. E n in deterioration divers were located 
you distribution patios both sides of the main building, which was 
flour, of pl anta rectangular r simple as can a pre ci ar the original plan .
As I was very interested in building SCH hat more information and terms found 'm the p lanos original historical record of Valencia.
complex had two periods of construction. L a first phase was 1923, the construction d and the original flour ( designed by the architect E Ugenia López), two buildings attached to both sides of the same, a ship floored forming the front end and to call and lateral and two yards ( projected as an extension, the same year, the Archite José Donderis ecto), enc arg ad a Castilian by Juan Bautista (owner of the Cooperative Castilian) in a plot corner the C / Joan Verdeguer and C / Del Rio (now c / Poeta San Martin and Aguirre) . 
The second period of construction took place between l you 1945 and 1955, adding volumes to lrededo r e original diffi cult to compact the block t to and as I knew in 2007.
It was a factory floor with a monumental and architectural language simple factory-made brick seen, 
single detail or rnamental is in the gaps the windows of the main facades (one of them hidden until now by the volumes men is rear additions), which are vertical design with stone blocks highlighted with basket-handle arches, windows the side wall are simple gaps in arc lintel o.
Constructively simple but impressive, based on load-bearing brick walls solid and iron pillars with wrought metal beams, slabs and ceramics metal on the roof trusses .
"Thank You" to the demolition of the buildings added, I saw the original rear facade l to flour and the construction system used in the volumes added, mediate I forged metal beams and slabs ceramics.
If the final project is done reh abilitación as explained on the basis of the baseline "Works d and consolidation and structural rehabilitation of the old flour mill, see the original restored old flour factory to contain a cultural use.
For now the factory is abandoned and in the open, slowly degrading since 2007 both by the influence of climatic agents and contaminants such as by man's hand.
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