Gómez I Building

The building built in 1903, by the architect Francisco Mora Berenguer and consisting of a ground floor, mezzanine and four floors.

The language used is modernist characterised by a tripartite composition differentiating base, body and finish and rich decoration with elements typical of modernism (organic shapes, floral elements…), formal freedom in the design of the voids (lintel, semicircular lintel, scarlets), incorporation of new and diverse materials and use of traditional and artisan techniques.

The color in this typology is characterized by the introduction of a greater chromatic richness derived from polychromes associated with the use of new materials.

The original use was residential in the tread floors and commercial premises, on the ground floor and/or mezzanine.

Generally at present, they are usually used as residential on tread floors and tertiary uses on the ground floor and / or mezzanine, although we can also find cases, in which the building houses other uses.

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