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- DARIAS PRINCIPE, Alberto: Architecture and architects in the Western Canary Islands, 1874-1931, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1985, pp. 244.

- File of the Cat Logo of Architectural and Urban Heritage of the PGO Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2013. Vol.3. Volume 3.2.1.

Editorial and research team: Architecture Unit of the CICOP Foundation.

Miguel ngel Fern ndez Matr n.

Jos Luis D will read Mart nez ..

Sendy Hern ndez lvarez.

Photograph: Jos M. Bossini Ruiz.

Building of four heights between medians. In the main facade to the street of the Castle we observe a double division: in width, two narrow lateral streets and a wide central body; in height, ground floor and mezzanine, separated from the upper floors of housing with wrought iron balcony supported by nulls. The house is accessed through a semicircular arch and decorated with a key in the key. The wall on the two ground floors is decorated with parallel incised lines, conferring a horizontal marking on the facade. On the remaining floors, the streets are separated by a developed pillar. The openings of the fourth floor are framed by arches supported by pilasters whose capitals as well as the arches are decorated with plant motifs. The wall under cornice is decorated with a garland. It contrasts, due to its austerity, the facade of Palma Street, which, due to the uneven terrain, can place a height of more s. The building, on this side, agglutinates the mezzanine and commercial, segmented the wall and stuffing the high and low openings in a single hole with a small or smooth frieze between them. Elements of interest: Woodwork. Balcony and upper openings, iron railing, balusters. General ornamentation, cornice, crowning.

Degree of Protection: Environmental

Protection logo n. PGO Santa Cruz de Tenerife. 2014 Partial Definitive Approval.

BIC Set Historic Old Santa Cruz

Current Use: Commercial

HIS P. PLOT: 357.21 m2

BUILT SURFACE: 1,380.15 m2