Chapa building

Valencia, Spain

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

The Chapa building in Valencia is an apartment block designed by architects Emilio Ferrer Gisbert, Carlos Carbonell Pañella, and Antonio Martorell Trilles and completed in 1916. Executed in the Valencian Art Nouveau style, the building exemplifies the decorative and organic principles characteristic of early twentieth-century Spanish modernism. Recognized as a Property of Local Relevance, the Chapa building represents a significant example of residential architecture from Valencia's Belle Époque period.