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The house of Doctor Aleu

The house of Doctor Aleu was designed by architect Josep Maria Pujol i de Barberà in 1927.

 

Though this was a very late date for Modernism, Pujol wanted the appearance and ornamentation of the house to follow the artistic trends that he had championed in his architectural practice for so many years. The building consists of a ground floor, two further stories, and a final floor which was added in 1988.

Built: XX Century

Author: Jose María Pujol i Barberá

Style: Modernist

Category: Civil

Type: Stately Home

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Address

Rambla Nova, 97. 43003 Tarragona

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Attractions in Tarragona

In the 1st century A.D., two long aqueducts were built to supply the city with water.
The Cathedral, perched on the highest point of the hill, is the city’s most emblematic building and home to Tarragona’s rihest Collection of mediaeval art.
The façade of this building is very evidently eye-catching. The dimensions of the building underline its importance and the high regard that the Teresian nuns enjoyed in the city at the start of the century.
The forum was the hub of daily life. A vast square, it was rimmed by the most important buildings in the city: the curia, the basilia, temples and countles shops.

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