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The public baths Liberalitas Iulia Ebora are an eloquent example of the re-adaptation of one magnificent roman
public facility into a defensive space, and later, in a palace, being those walls the living testimony of a dynamic
past that is still evolving. The perspective from which we analyse these ancient baths unites architecture with
archaeology by using the graphic and the planimetric register as a working base. Therefore we wish to
dismount and understand the options that in every epoch were whittling and reediting the building, until we get
a sharper image of what these baths could have been.
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Termas pĂşblicas Ăvora Urbanismo