This building, which was inaugurated in 1916, has been declared National Historic Monument.
Declared National Historic Monument and inaugurated in 1916, this building features various decorative elements such as ironworks, stained glass, tiles and sculptures. The breathtaking mixture of volumes of the facade can be observed from the outside. Upon entering the building, the eye-catching staircase area is illuminated by a magnificent skylight that involves the four levels of the place. The impressive artisanal work in both the treatment of iron and the use of mosaics as in the stained glass, enhances the properties that turn this building into a unique work.
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