Nou Moles power station
Valencia, Spain
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The Nou Moles power station, built in 1910 in Valencia, Spain, is a striking example of Valencian Art Nouveau designed by architect Vicente Rodríguez Martín. The facility exemplifies the distinctive regional interpretation of Art Nouveau that flourished in early twentieth-century Valencia, blending functional industrial architecture with decorative aesthetic principles characteristic of the movement. The building carries heritage status as a BIE (Bien de Interés Cultural), recognizing its cultural and architectural significance to the region.
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- Type
- power station
- Heritage
- BIE
- Place
- Valencia, Spain
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