These iconic buildings were constructed for the former Madrid-Zaragoza-Alicante Railroad Company 150 years ago for railway-related administrative purposes. The strategic location of the complex and its markedly railway-inspired architecture make it an historic landmark.
When the railways were nationalised in the mid-90s the four buildings were taken over by the Spanish operator RENFE. In 2005 the newly incorporated Renfe Operadora decided to undertake a comprehensive restoration of the buildings and commissioned Ineco to draw up the restoration projects and take charge of works management and coordination. Since 2007 we have been working on both the modernisation and the conservation of the buildings to harmonise their facilities with current legislation and requirements.
