Posts tagged Barcelona

Last April, Aena announced the completion of Aena’s remodelling work on the South Dock of Terminal T1 at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat airport, a project …

A new gateway is being built in Barcelona, La Sagrera station, and this gateway will serve not only those entering and leaving the city, but will also introduce more efficient, attractive and sustainable mobility, based on multimodality.

The redesign and enlargement of the South Pier of Barcelona-El Prat Airport’s Terminal T1 will allow it to receive large-capacity aircraft. Thanks to a solution designed by Ineco for Aena, the South Pier of Terminal T1 will change from operating regional flights to handling international flights with wide-body aircraft, with improved quality of service provided to passengers.

The tunnel more than three kilometres long to extend Line 2 of Barcelona’s commuter rail suburban train network to terminal T1 of El Prat Airport is now a reality. In December 2018, tunnel boring under the airfield at a depth of 20 metres was completed. Having drafted the project in 2009, Ineco is now managing the works, which include a new intermodal station currently under construction in terminal T2. The company is also drafting the project for the phase two.

The company continues with several civil works projects, technical assistance work and design and feasibility studies for the Madrid, Barcelona and Malaga metros. Track inspection …

In these pages, the architect Bruce Fairbanks and the aeronautical engineer Roberto Serrano reflect on the types of control towers. They are both professionals, experts in aeronautical projects with more than 20 years’ experience, and they offer us their personal approach in different but complementary disciplines.

A versatile modular structure of porticos with a ‘light box’ night effect: this is how we can describe the new halt of the Soto del Henares commuter train station in the Madrid municipality of Torrejón de Ardoz, designed by Ineco.

By employing the traditional technique of riveting, riveted-steel marquees that have been affected by corrosion at Aranjuez station –a historic building dating back to the 19th century– have regained their full splendour. Construction work entrusted to the temporary business association (UTE in Spanish) Restauración Estación de Aranjuez has been carried out under the direction of experts from Ineco for Adif. The project is part of the Ministries’ of Public Works and Culture “1% Cultural” programme.