Large building located in Molina Square, in the Sant Gervasi – Galvany neighbourhood, with 3 façades: the main one facing the square and two lateral ones that open onto Alfons XII and Balmes Streets.
It consists of a ground floor, 6 floors and an attic. The three façades are articulated through a series of vertical and horizontal axes where the windows open following a regular rhythm. All the openings are rectangular but there are different sizes. The centre of the main façade is advanced in the form of a tribune that takes up the six floors of the building. The corners become two side-by-side polygonal towers, with rounded balconies in the centre that become a sash window to the attic. This façade shows great symmetry. The lateral façades maintain the regular rhythm of openings and also have a section of wall that goes forward like a tribune, but much narrower than that of the façade of Molina Square.
The building was built with load-bearing pillars and brick walls, which freed it from load-bearing walls that allowed a free interior distribution.
This building, although it was designed in a unitary way, was executed in two different phases as if they were two separate buildings: the one facing Balmes Street (finished in 1936) and the one on Alfons XII Street (finished in 1942).
