Fundación Instituto San José
Madrid, Spain
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The Fundación Instituto San José is a neo-Mudéjar architectural ensemble in Madrid, designed by Federico Aparici and Enrique Fort y Guyenet and completed in 1898. The complex represents the late-nineteenth-century revival of Mudéjar stylistic elements—the medieval Spanish synthesis of Islamic and Christian architectural traditions—adapted for a modern institutional purpose in the capital.
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- building, architectural ensemble
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- Madrid, Spain
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