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Designed by architect José Espiau y Muñoz and completed prior to the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. Also known as the “Filella Building” after the confectionery located on the ground floor. It was designed to reflect and combine the Islamic influence on Andalusia with historical regional styles. I first saw a picture of this incredible building around 2007 and I immediately knew I would have to go and see for it myself. I've since been there three times. If I have a single complaint about it, it's that the Sevillian local junta does not provide visual access to it from a raised level, though they certainly could from the municipal headquarters opposite. This means that without privileged access it has to be shot from ground level, necessitating specialised equipment and/or processing to eliminate vertical convergence.
Edificio construido en 1928 por el arquitecto Vicente Rodríguez Martín. Recibe este nombre por haber sido la sede de esta Compañía de Seguros. En su parte superior una gran escultura con figura de mujer en posición sedente y con una balanza en las manos, campea sobre el edificio; es el símbolo de la citada Compañía de Seguros. Debajo de la figura bajo un frontón partido una leyenda dice: La Equitativa - Fundación Rosillo
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El edificio fue diseñado y construido por el arquitecto Ignacio de Cárdenas Pastor entre los años 1926 y 1929 (Fuente Wikipedia)
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Lights of the Edificio Capitol near the Plaza de Callao in Madrid, Spain. You can see the famous Schweppes neon advertising sign and the huge LED signs around it highlight the building nicely after sunset.
La bella arquitectura viguesa.
Un 50% desaparecida por la ineficacia de antiguos regidores.
(Y especuladores).
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c. 1881 - 1883
Monumento Histórico 1994
Ex Ratonera, actual Centro de Extensión Duoc Uc (2011)
Esquina Av. Errázuriz y calle Blanco, Valparaíso
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O edifício em enxaimel localizado em Gammel Mønt 41, Copenhaga, é um exemplar significativo da arquitetura histórica do centro da cidade. Com dez tramos voltados para a Gammel Mønt e cinco para a Møntergade, o edifício ilustra a técnica construtiva tradicional de enxaimel, também conhecida como Fachwerk, que utiliza uma estrutura de vigas de madeira expostas. Esta técnica, popular na Europa Central desde a Idade Média, foi adaptada em Copenhaga, onde edifícios como este fazem parte do património arquitetónico local. A restauração realizada pelo arquiteto Karsten Rønnow entre 1981 e 1982 recuperou a visibilidade da estrutura de enxaimel, que estava revestida desde 1937, sendo premiada pela Câmara Municipal de Copenhaga em 1985. A rua Gammel Mønt, que significa "Moeda Velha", deve o seu nome à antiga Casa da Moeda Real, que ali operou até 1623.
The half-timbered building located at Gammel Mønt 41, Copenhagen, is a significant example of the historic architecture of the city center. With ten sections facing Gammel Mønt and five facing Møntergade, the building illustrates the traditional timber-framed construction technique, also known as Fachwerk, which uses a structure of exposed wooden beams. This technique, popular in Central Europe since the Middle Ages, was adapted in Copenhagen, where buildings like this are part of the local architectural heritage. The restoration carried out by architect Karsten Rønnow between 1981 and 1982 recovered the visibility of the half-timbered structure, which had been covered since 1937, and was awarded by the Copenhagen City Council in 1985. Gammel Mønt Street, which means "Old Currency", owes its name to the former Royal Mint, which operated there until 1623.