The Monastery of San Juan in Burgos (Spain) was raised in the 11th century as part of a group of buildings around a Benedictine monastery outside the original walls of the city. The monastery is a landmark for the pilgrims taking up the route of the Way of Saint James just before the entrance to the old city across the Arco de San Juan.

© Santiago Escribano Martínez

Architects: BSA

Location: Plaza San Juan, 09004 Burgos, Burgos, Spain

Architects In Charge: José Manuel Barrio Eguíluz y Alberto Sainz de Aja del Moral (BSA)

Area: 200.0 sqm

Project Year: 2015

Photography: Santiago Escribano Martínez

Rigger: Silvia Saiz Camarero
Historical And Archaeological Studies: Fabiola Monzón Moya

Promoters: Ayuntamiento de Burgos

Project Manager: FCC Construcción, S.A.

© Santiago Escribano Martínez

The Monastery of San Juan in Burgos (Spain) was raised in the 11th century as part of a group of buildings around a Benedictine monastery outside the original walls of the city. The monastery is a landmark for the pilgrims taking up the route of the Way of Saint James just before the entrance to the old city across the Arco de San Juan.

© Santiago Escribano Martínez

The project to cover the ruins of the church of the Monastery of San Ju...