Estudio de Patología Edificio san Sebastian Municipio de Madrid Cundinamarca

Abstract

This graduate thesis focuses on the analysis of the San Sebastián building, located in Madrid, Cundinamarca. Its main objective is to identify and evaluate the pathologies present in the building's structure, as well as to determine its current state through laboratory tests, thus establishing a foundation for future interventions and the collection of important information. The methodology includes data collection through visual inspections, non-destructive testing, and laboratory analysis of material samples. Tests will be conducted to assess resistance, moisture, and physical-chemical properties as needed, allowing for the acquisition of precise data regarding the building's deterioration. These tests are a crucial input for a detailed diagnosis that will support a repair protocol. The results obtained will reveal the pathologies present in the building, such as cracks, leaks, and corrosion in the steel structures. These findings will indicate the severity of the deterioration and the need for immediate intervention to ensure the safety of the occupants. In conclusion, it is recommended to implement rehabilitation strategies based on the results obtained from the studies, prioritizing the safety and architectural preservation of the building. This work serves as a key reference for future interventions in similar buildings, thereby contributing to the knowledge in the field of construction pathology.