Emblematic civil buildings

Replacement of 26 gilded metallic spinning tops from the Neo-Mudejar Las Ventas Bullring (1929), designed by architect José Espeliú y Arruga. Declared a Cultural Heritage Site in 1994.

Gold works and 3,000 edge glazed tiles, decorated in metallic and blue reflections, for the renovation of the 1909 Valencian Regional Exhibition Palace , designed by architect Francisco Mora.

Replacement of 600 Arabic-style glazed tiles from the gilded roof of the tower (1518–1577) of the Palace of the Generalitat. Declared a Cultural Heritage Site in 1931.

Metallic pinnacles for the renovation of the Colón Market (1914-1917). Designed by architect Francisco Mora and declared a BIC (City of Interest) in 2007.

Balls, relief works and neo-Arabic glazed tiles for the rehabilitation of the façade of the Juan Bautista Huerta ceramic workshop "El Arte" (1922-1924).

400 lustreware, flake-type glazed tiles to restore the roof covering of one of the two turrets of the residential building at 14 Ribera Street , designed in 1932 by architect Joaquín Riera Sister.