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El Palacio Condal de Oliva, declaradoMonumento Nacional en 1920, hoy casidesaparecido, fue un referente de laarquitectura tardogótica valenciana. Elobjetivo del presente artículo consistees la restitución gráfica de una de sussalas nobles, la Sala 12.Partiendo de la documentacióngráfica levantada por los arquitectosdaneses Fischer y Lauritzem entre1219 y 1920 se ha procedido aredefinir y dibujar cada uno delos elementos singulares quela componían, así como todo elconjunto siguiendo una rigurosametodología gráfica, con la finalidadde poder visualizar y entender esteespacio arquitectónico.El resultado final es una exhaustivarestitución gráfica de la Salamediante una completa definicióngeométrica a partir de la cual sepuede profundizar en el análisisy comprensión del conjuntoarquitectónico, para posterioresestudios, así como la difusión de estemonumento de un alto valor históricoy patrimonial.The Earls’ Palace in Oliva, which wasdeclared a National Monument in 1920but today has almost disappeared, wasa point of reference of the Valencianlate-Gothic architecture. The aimof this paper is to detail a graphicalrestitution of one of its great halls, Hall12. The work started with the graphicinformation dating from between1219 and 1920 that was collected bythe Danish architects Fischer andLauritzen. These data were processedin order to define and draw each of thesingular elements that went to makeup the Palace, together with the wholecomplex, following a rigorous methodallowing us to visualise and understandthis unique architectural space.The result is a comprehensivegraphical restitution of the Hall bymeans of a thorough geometricdefinition that allows a deeper analysisand understanding of the architecturalcomplex, for use in further studies.At the same time, it also allows thismonument of great historical andheritage value to be made known to awider public

Restitución gráfica de la sala 12 del Palacio Condal de Oliva a partir del legado gráfico de Fischer y Lauritzem