Tabacalera, València
Valencia, Spain
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Built in 1909 in Valencia, Spain, the Tabacalera is a tobacco factory designed by architect Ramón Lucini Callejo in the Valencian Art Nouveau style. The building exemplifies early twentieth-century industrial architecture adapted to regional aesthetic principles, combining functional factory design with the ornamental flourishes characteristic of Art Nouveau. Recognized as a Property of Local Relevance, the Tabacalera stands as a significant example of Valencia's industrial heritage and architectural identity during the early modern period.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- tobacco factory
- Heritage
- BIE, Property of Local Relevance
- Place
- Valencia, Spain
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