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This paper compares three sets of laws for the control of building activity in three medieval Iberian cities: Valencia, Seville and Lisbon. The study begins by examining the administrative and legal structures of this regulatory field, focusing in particular on the officials in charge of it and their Islamic legacy. Then, the similarities and differences between the laws are analyzed, as well as their legal influences. The potential contribution of the legal documentation to the knowledge of medieval urban forms is also pointed out

Construir sem conflitos: as normas para o controlo da atividade construtiva em Valência, Sevilha e Lisboa (séculos XIII a XVI)