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Corn exchange in Granollers, Spain
La Porxada
Etymologyfrom its open portico or porch-like design
General information
Typecorn exchange
Architectural styleRenaissance
Town or cityGranollers
CountrySpain
Coordinates41°36′29″N 2°17′15″E / 41.60806°N 2.28750°E / 41.60806; 2.28750
Construction started1586
Completed1587
Dimensions
Other dimensions24 x 15.65 m
Technical details
Structural system15 Tuscan order pillars
Design and construction
Main contractorBartomeu Brufalt
Designationsartistic and historical monument (MHA), 2006
References
RI-51-0011586

La Porxada is a 16th-century corn exchange (llotja) in the Catalan town of Granollers, near Barcelona. It was declared to be an official artistic and historical monument (MHA) in 2006.

References

  1. ^ Antoni Pladevall i Font; Antoni Navrarro i Cossio (2010), "Granollers", This is Catalonia: A Guide to Architectural Heritage, p. 239, ISBN 9788439386810
  2. Granollers. Història agrària dels Països Catalans, vol. 3, 2008, p. 265

Further reading

  • Jaume Sesé; Agustí Corominas; Manel Gener (2001), La Porxada: Granollers al segle XVI
  • Jaume Casanovas Casas (1982), La Porxada de Granollers
Architecture of Spain
Styles Sagrada Família
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