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From our first day in Spain to our last, I was fascinated by the architectural
ironwork on many of the older buildings. I don't know the first thing
about these trellises, windows, balconies, and window grates, but I snapped
a number of pictures for those that might.
This building is in Madrid. |
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A four story iron window in Madrid,
with curved elements, no less.
This is, I believe, on Calle Mayor and Calle Cordón. |
|  | Iron balconies on the Plaza Pasiegas in Granada. |
|  | Iron windows and balconies on Ronda's boldly painted PTT building. |
|  | A house in Ronda's old town. |
|  | Another house in Ronda. |
|  | A stately bank in Mérida, Extremadura. |
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This window on a building in Mérida's Plaza de España has
the thinnest iron frame that I spotted on our entire trip.
Practically delicate. Wonderful! |
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A whole iron (?) catwalk in Toledo! Jackpot!
This is within a block or two of the intersection of Calle del Colegio and Calle del Pintor Matias Moreno. You can't miss it. |
|  | A stack of iron "bay" windows in Toledo. |
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Wood and iron windows of two different types on two adjacent buildings
in the center of Sevilla.
Perhaps these are early versions of the other iron bay windows? |
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