Curtains inspired by horsetails, coasters by Antonio Machado or María Jiménez, tiled bathrooms and rooms surrounded by carpentry. Nothing would foretell that 23 years ago police, commissioners and even criminals walked through the same space that today will walk guests from anywhere in the world. From that historic police station of La Gavidia, which closed its doors in 2003, there is no trace. Now in which it is known as the first modernist bui…
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Curtains inspired by horsetails, coasters by Antonio Machado or María Jiménez, tiled bathrooms and rooms surrounded by carpentry. Nothing would foretell that 23 years ago police, commissioners and even criminals walked through the same space that today will walk guests from anywhere in the world. From that historic police station of La Gavidia, which closed its doors in 2003, there is no trace. Now in which it is known as the first modernist bui…