Wooden Windows in Granada: Renovation of the Palace of the Counts of Gabia

In the heart of Granada, on Plaza de los Girones, the Palace of the Counts of Gabia is reborn as a Cultural Center thanks to an intervention that combines noble materials, efficient technical solutions and an integrated aesthetic.

The restoration respected the identity of the historic building while equipping it with features suited to a contemporary cultural venue. Carinbisa wooden windows were key to balancing memory with public use.

DJ68 Window Series: performance and elegance for heritage

The project chose the DJ68 Series by Carinbisa, made from stained iroko wood—bringing warmth, durability, and a refined finish that naturally complements the stonework and original layout of the palace.

Optimized section design for high thermal and acoustic performance.
Configurable glazing (double or triple, depending on the needs of each space).
Weather-tightness and durability suited to heavy use in public facilities.
Low-emission waterborne finishes with easy maintenance.

More than meeting requirements, the windows enhance the character of the building and ensure comfort with a discreet, elegant presence.

A dialogue between history and sustainability

Choosing wood in Granada is not just an aesthetic decision: it’s a sustainable choice that favors thermal and acoustic comfort in a center hosting exhibitions, activities, and civic events. Crafted with artisanal precision and up-to-date technical criteria, the joinery ensures performance and longevity.

Respectful integration with the original architecture.
Improved insulation and comfort in rooms and common areas.
Reduced energy demand thanks to wood and appropriate glazing.
Finishes that preserve the authenticity of the ensemble.

More than windows, a commitment

Wooden windows act as a thermal barrier and a design element. In a living building open to the city, they deliver genuine comfort, efficiency, and material continuity with the site’s history.

A project with local roots

The intervention was made possible through collaboration between Carinbisa and Maderas Bullejos, combining experience, knowledge, and a passion for high-quality joinery—an example of tradition renewed without losing authenticity.