Intangible architectural heritage: The movie theater of the parras street in caceres (spain) (1937) in its urbanistic, historical and ideological context

This paper analyses the project of a movie theater in Cáceres that was never built. It makes a research on the architectural and urban context in which the project is historically situated, in the middle of the Spanish Civil War (1937), according to the design of the architect José María Pellón y Vierna, with a conservative aesthetic view, who inscribes his proposal in a flat urban skyline of an institutional nature, and which would thus reinforce, if it had been built, the atmosphere of a provincial city with pre-dominantly administrative functions.