Sant Antoni Market: Heritage and Restoration
Sant Antoni Market: Heritage and Restoration
- urbanNext, July 04, 2019.
- 368 words.
Middle Density, Project, RavetllatRibas, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Active Public Spaces, Agency of Urban Organization, Archaeology, Barcelona, Heritage, Market, Project, Public Catalyst, Refurbishment, Restoration, Space-time relationship, Spain, Territorial Approach, Urban Paradigms
Photographer: Adrià Goula and Simón García
The Mercat de Sant Antoni building, designed by the architect Antoni Rovira i Trias and the engineer Josep M. Cororg i Mas in 1882, is one of the most iconic buildings in Barcelona’s Eixample district. It occupies an entire block and is shaped like a Greek cross, its geometry and dimensions typical of Eixample alignments. The central octagon, crowned with a large dome, is typical of an intersection from the Cerdà Plan.
2575-5374
Architecture Restoration Market-Project Sant Antoni, Barcelona, Spain Barcelona, Spain Spain
Middle Density, Project, RavetllatRibas, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Active Public Spaces, Agency of Urban Organization, Archaeology, Barcelona, Heritage, Market, Project, Public Catalyst, Refurbishment, Restoration, Space-time relationship, Spain, Territorial Approach, Urban Paradigms
Photographer: Adrià Goula and Simón García
The Mercat de Sant Antoni building, designed by the architect Antoni Rovira i Trias and the engineer Josep M. Cororg i Mas in 1882, is one of the most iconic buildings in Barcelona’s Eixample district. It occupies an entire block and is shaped like a Greek cross, its geometry and dimensions typical of Eixample alignments. The central octagon, crowned with a large dome, is typical of an intersection from the Cerdà Plan.
2575-5374
Architecture Restoration Market-Project Sant Antoni, Barcelona, Spain Barcelona, Spain Spain