Puig i Cadafalch redesigned this 1882 residential building in exuberant Gothic-inspired style, with two distinct facades, between 1902 and 1906. The main facade is most intriguing, with a soaring, glassed-in gallery; take a closer look at its emotive gargoyles and reliefs – the pair of toothy fish and sword-wielding knight clearly have the same artistic signature as . The only way to visit inside is by prebooked tour. The eclectic interior is dominated by Moorish, Middle Eastern and East Asian themes, with an Andalucía-style patio.

