Casa Alemany, Cultural Asset of Local Interest in Sarrià, Barcelona, Spain
Casa Alemany is a detached house in Sarrià, Barcelona, Spain, designed by Joan Rubió i Bellver. It has a symmetrical facade of rough stone and red brick, with a central balcony and arched windows.
Casa Alemany was built between 1900 and 1901 as a family home for Alexandre Alemany i Anglès. The construction of the Ronda de Dalt later reduced its garden.
The building is listed as a Cultural Asset of Local Interest, which highlights its importance to the neighborhood. Its design shows the modernist style that was popular in Barcelona at the start of the 20th century.
The house is on a street with a sidewalk, so you can view it from outside. It is a short walk from the Sarrià train station and other local sights.
The upper floor is entirely made of exposed brick, contrasting with the rough stone of the lower levels. The balconies have brick balustrades decorated with glazed ceramic tiles.
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