Palacio de la Trinidad, 1929 palace in Madrid, Spain.
Palacio de la Trinidad is a building from 1929 in Madrid featuring a four-level quadrangular layout. The interior is defined by an iron and glass skylight that illuminates the central covered courtyard and marble staircase.
Construction of the building was approved in 1928 and completed in 1929 by architect Luis Alemany Soler. It was commissioned by property owner Maria de los Angeles Gutierrez Suarez.
The building blends neoplateresque and neo-baroque Andalusian design elements visible in curved balconies, colorful ceramic details, and sculptural ornaments. These artistic touches reflect the refined taste that defined early 20th-century Madrid architecture.
The building is currently protected under Madrid municipal regulations with strict preservation requirements. Visitors should be aware that extensive restoration work is ongoing.
A private chapel was added in 1929 containing a polychrome stained glass window dedicated to Saint Joseph. The window demonstrates the original owner's deep religious devotion.
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