 | | Description (Typology, Period, Actual Use) | This 14th Century church was part of a frasciscan monastery which adjoined the Royal Palace. Nave ending in three sided apse with small chapel off the south side with preserved interesting architecture. Decorative buttressing supports the external walls.
Used as an archeological site to visit in its ruinous form. |
Structure: Ruin | Facade: Ruin | Roof: Ruin | Interior: Ruin | Decoration: Ruin | Mass: Decayed | Humidity: Non Existing | | Comments: |
Building Materials
Technical Details/Materials Used |
Walls: Ashlar Masonry | Roof: Unknown (Not Visible) | Floors: Ribbed Vaults | Doors: Unknown (Not Visible) | Windows: Unknown (Not Visible) | |
Icons: No | Hagiography: No | Michrap: Not Available | Small Signs: Not Available |
Architect Plans: Yes | Cadastral Elements: Not Available |
Proposed Protection Measures |
Clearing of floor from debri & weeds. Consolidation of walls where needed to protect from exposure to element. Grouting of exposed rubble stone |
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