La Seu d'Urgell begins structural renovation of les Monges building

The local council invests 335,000 euros to ensure the safety of the city's main cultural center.

Generic image of the facade of a historic stone building with construction scaffolding.
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Generic image of the facade of a historic stone building with construction scaffolding.

The La Seu d'Urgell City Council has launched the first phase of a structural renovation project for the iconic les Monges building, which serves as the city's cultural hub.

The project has a budget of 335,341.25 euros and focuses on the ground floor and mezzanine, currently home to the La Cuina exhibition hall. The main goal is to reinforce the existing structure to ensure safety for future public use.
In addition to structural reinforcement, the works include a new emergency exit staircase and repairs to windows and roofs. The renovation is expected to last four months as part of a wider plan to preserve the town's historic center.