PALACETE RODRIGUEZ DE ACERO

SORIANO AND BEN TEZ DE LUGO, Alfonso: Laguneras House and Families. The Lineages and Palaces of Nava-grim ny Salazar de Frias. La Laguna City Council- Cajacanarias. 2007

It is a clear exponent of the ecological architecture although in its main facade predominates the modernist style executed in the main balconies that appear closed with wrought iron and crystals. On the same façade, the main balcony stands out, with simple decoration and balustrade from the factory, which is repeated at several points on the third floor flanked by two turrets: the one on the right has greater height and French influence both in the use of attic windows as in the roof top. The auction on the last floor consists of two small towers.

On the corner of Bencomo Street is the garden, on which the square shaft columns that support the main balcony are located. The entire perimeter of the garden is surrounded by a decorated iron fence, which is accessed both from inside the building and from the street.

The balcony supported by columns of square shaft of the second floor, can be accessed by three holes: the central stands out for having semicircular arches, being larger and more decorated.

From the street of San Agust n the wrought iron balcony of the second floor is observed, which follows the modernist influence, but that unlike those of the main facade, combines the open and closed balcony.

MUNICIPALITY San Crist bal de La Laguna

ZONE District1- Historic Center

ADDRESS Calle Nava y Grim n, 7