This façade exemplifies a magnificent example of Catalan Modernism, likely from the early 20th century. The building is designed in a neo-Gothic style with Art Nouveau elements and traditional regional motifs. The façade presents a symmetrical composition with rich decorative ornamentation.
Particularly noteworthy are the exquisitely framed window openings with ornamental surrounds. On the lower level, windows are framed with lavish sculptural elements characteristic of Spanish architecture from that period. The middle row of windows is divided by slender columns, creating a rhythmic sequence. The upper tier is completed with an expressive wooden overhang featuring traditional tile roofing.
The white plaster of the façade contrasts with the dark wooden elements of window frames and decorative grilles. The lower part of the building is adorned with an elegant balcony featuring delicate balustrades, while the wall is decorated with fine ornamental motifs in pastel tones. Inscriptions on the façade indicate that the building likely serves as a cultural center ("Centre Cultural").
The entire composition reflects the characteristic Catalan architectural aspiration to harmoniously combine functionality and decorative elements, where each component not only fulfills its practical role but also contributes to the overall artistic concept.