Alqueria Cloelia
Cardedeu, Spain
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In Cardedeu, Barcelona Province, the Alqueria Cloelia stands as a notable example of Catalan modernism, designed by architect Manuel Joaquim Raspall i Mayol. This Art Nouveau structure reflects the architectural innovations of early twentieth-century Catalonia, characterized by the stylistic elements typical of the modernist movement. Recognized as a Cultural Asset of Local Interest, the building represents an important expression of the regional architectural heritage that flourished during this period in northeastern Spain.
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- building
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- Cultural Asset of Local Interest
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- Cardedeu, Spain
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