Abstract
Peculiar to the Iberian Peninsula, what is known as Mudéjar art, and in particular the carpentry developed in that tradition, has a set of features that give it a unique character. Although my main business is designing and building new roof structures, chiefly for private houses and historic buildings, the work I most enjoy, because of the continual learning involved, is the rebuilding or recreation of Mudéjar wooden ceilings. This paper presents a selection of three of the many such ceilings I have had the opportunity to build in my time, chosen in this instance for their beauty, uniqueness and structural interest.

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