Antoni de Falguera

Antoni de Falguera i Sivilla (1876 in Barcelona – 1947) was a Catalan architect. He was a student of Josep Puig i Cadafalch.^[1]

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Municipal Conservatory of Barcelona
ca:Casa de la Lactància
ca:Institut Municipal Juan Manuel Zafra
Mercat de Galvany
Mercat de Sant Josep La Boqueria
ca:Farmàcia Novellas
townhouse, Consell de Cent 81
townhouse, Elkano 63
townhouse, Mar 95
townhouse, Mallorca 323
townhouse, Sardenya 302
townhouse, Olivera 16
townhouse, Ravella 15
Cemetery in Palau-solità i Plegamans
Ajuntament in Palau-solità i Plegamans
Cemetery in Sentmenat

[1]
Revue internationale de musique française: Rimf - Volume 10 - Page 122 Société internationale de musique française - 1989 "L'architecte, Antoni de Falguera i Sevilla (Barcelone 1876- 1947), propose son projet en 1911. D'allure néo-gothique, le Conservatoire révèle une influence de Puig i Cadafalch, son professeur, architecte du Musée de la Musique de ..."

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Antoni de Falguera i Sivilla (1876 in Barcelona – 1947) was a Catalan architect. He was a student of Josep Puig i Cadafalch.^[1]

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Municipal Conservatory of Barcelona
ca:Casa de la Lactància
ca:Institut Municipal Juan Manuel Zafra
Mercat de Galvany
Mercat de Sant Josep La Boqueria
ca:Farmàcia Novellas
townhouse, Consell de Cent 81
townhouse, Elkano 63
townhouse, Mar 95
townhouse, Mallorca 323
townhouse, Sardenya 302
townhouse, Olivera 16
townhouse, Ravella 15
Cemetery in Palau-solità i Plegamans
Ajuntament in Palau-solità i Plegamans
Cemetery in Sentmenat

[1]
Revue internationale de musique française: Rimf - Volume 10 - Page 122 Société internationale de musique française - 1989 "L'architecte, Antoni de Falguera i Sevilla (Barcelone 1876- 1947), propose son projet en 1911. D'allure néo-gothique, le Conservatoire révèle une influence de Puig i Cadafalch, son professeur, architecte du Musée de la Musique de ..."

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