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Architecture and urban planning in the Alpujarra has a powerful regional character that took shape in the Muslim times of Andalusia, and some of the features that formed it have been preserved to this day. Fountains and washing places, for example, are among the most typical architectural elements in the town cores of an area whose landscape is strongly determined by the harnessing of water coming from the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada range. A complex network of ditches irrigates farming terraces while structuring and giving its character to the territory, while fountains, troughs, washing places, and pools offer public services and help configure the urban scheme. This article studies hydraulic structures of the Granada side of the Alpujarra region, examining their location in the urban fabric, the water circuits they operate on, and the morphology of their elements. It also addresses their heritage value and their role in local identity as perceived by its inhabitants.

Agua y arquitectura en la Alpujarra de Granada (España): Una aproximación a los conjuntos hidráulicos de las fuentes y los lavaderos de la comarca