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A Modernist-style palace by Puig i Cadafalh in 1908 for Père Serra, who never actually used it. Above the door, a saw references the surname of the first owner. The door replicates one from a now-demolished house on Portaferrisa Street. It is one of the architect's main Modernist works with Gothic, Renaissance, and Plateresque influences. The first-floor windows feature busts of artists such as Fortuny, Cervantes... After several uses, it was finally acquired by the Diputació de Barcelona, which added the modern glass annex. A Modernist-style palace by Puig i Cadafalh in 1908 for Père Serra, who never actually used it. Above the door, a saw references the surname of the first owner. The door replicates one from a now-demolished house on Portaferrisa Street. It is one of the architect's main Modernist works with Gothic, Renaissance, and Plateresque influences. The first-floor windows feature busts of artists such as Fortuny, Cervantes... After several uses, it was finally acquired by the Diputació de Barcelona, which added the modern glass annex. After several uses, it was finally acquired by the Diputació de Barcelona, which added the modern glass annex.
