Description:
The conservation work tried to resolve teh following problems, the arch intrados displayed areas of strong washed off joints and areas wgere that same waskibg had produced the calcification of the surface to a certain degree. None of the two areas, in spite of these alterations, displayed structural problems that would require an urgent repair. The surfaces were partially affected by the presence of upper an lower vegetation. The upper vegetation offered a higher threat since it deepened its roots between the joints of the stones. It was located in the base of the piers of the bridge and at the height of its pavement on the face, that is to say, wehre the water penetrated the joints between stones in search for an exit. Also the conditioning of the river's quay and of the lighting system were urgent interventions.