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Flexible spaces with terrace access, from small rooms for 6 people to event setups for up to 40.

Capacity: 6-8 people | Groups up to 40 people Terrace Wifi Video conference TV

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ENRIC FERRAN JOSEP LLUIS SAGNIER

ENRIC FERRAN JOSEP LLUIS SAGNIER

Prominent Barcelona architect born in 1858 into a wealthy family, which allowed him to enjoy a complete artistic training.

He graduated as an architect in 1882 and from a young age began professional reconnaissance. He will work on important religious and civil projects, among which the Expiatory Temple of the Sacred Heart in Tibidabo stands out. He maintained a close relationship with the Church and the nobility, and collaborated with relevant figures such as his brother Josep Maria Sagnier, the painter Josep Maria Sert and the sculptor Josep Llimona.

Throughout his career he was recognised on various occasions and actively participated in cultural and financial institutions. He was also a diocesan architect, a provincial deputy, and in 1923 was awarded the title of Marquis of Sagnier. He died in 1931, and in 2012 the Enric Sagnier Gardens in Sarrià were named after him.

JOSE ANTONIO CODERCH

JOSÉ ANTONIO CODERCH

Coderch studied at the Barcelona School of Architecture and worked in Madrid with leading professionals before being appointed municipal architect of Sitges. Following his graduation, he was appointed municipal architect of Sitges, where he designed the Civil Guard barracks and several private homes, such as the Terrés-Camaló House (1941). In 1944, he opened his office in Barcelona with Manuel Valls and developed emblematic works such as the Ugalde House and the residential building on Johann Sebastian Bach Street.

He received numerous awards and was Spain's representative at the CIAM (National Association of Associations of Contemporary Art). He also stood out for his design of the DISA lamp and for his constant pursuit of improvement in his projects. He was a professor in Barcelona, ​​a member of Team 10, and is considered a key figure in postwar Spanish architecture.

Enric Tous & Josep María Fargas

ENRIC TOUS AND JOSEP MARIA FARGAS

Qualified as architects in 1953 and partners between 1954 and 1992, they were pioneers of the high-tech style in Catalonia, influenced by Mies van der Rohe, Neutra, and Ellwood. They are notable for their buildings for Banca Catalana in Barcelona, ​​such as the one at Paseo de Gracia 84 (1965-68), with a modular facade; the one at Diagonal 662 (1974-75), the current headquarters of Planeta; and the one at Balmes 236 (1975), now the headquarters of a regional government department.

Other notable works include the Mandri Building, Casa Ballvé, the Dallant and Kas factories, the Bilbao Industrial Bank, the Pastor Bank, the renovation of the Estación del Norte station, and two churches (Viladecans and Barcelona). They also participated in the decoration of the College of Architects of Catalonia.

Tous wrote L'arquitectura i la vida (2015). Fargas was a city councillor (1987-91), an academic since 1996, and founded Fargas i Associats in 1994 with his children.