Edificio Espana Review

The Spanish building is located on the edge of Plaza de España. It is a red building in Figure 1. It is one of the famous buildings in Madrid. There are office buildings and hotels. The current owner of this building is a Chinese enterprise.

The Spanish Building is one of Madrid’s most famous buildings. The striking structure, decorated with numerous sculptures, is especially beautiful in the night. This building is now an office building in Madrid, Spain, at the corner of Alcala and Granvia streets. It opened in 1911.

The Spanish Building is directly opposite to Plaza de España, but there is nothing extraordinary, very general building. The project is still in progress. I heard that it is still vacant. There is no machine to go in and see it for the time being.

The Spanish Building is a 25-storey skyscraper in Madrid, Spain, located in the center of the Plaza de España, at the intersection of Granvia Avenue and Princess Street. It is one of the tallest buildings in the commercial district of Madrid's four buildings and is a model of 20th century architecture in Spain. It was the tallest building in Spain since 1953 and was surpassed by the Madrid Tower in 1957. The original building also houses a Crowne Plaza hotel, a shopping mall, office and rooftop swimming pool. In addition to seeing the statue of Cervantes in Plaza de España, it is not to be ignored. Not only because the building is a well-known building and a large target, but also because it was acquired by Wanda Group in 2014, and it was ready to be sold in 2016, and there is no new news. The building is still very magnificent, it can be regarded as a landmark building.

Madrid's Spanish building must be known to many Chinese, its owner is Wanda's Wang Jianlin, the building is very tall and majestic behind the Plaza de España. Wang Jianlin almost demolished it and rebuilt it, and later the Spanish government came forward to save it, which shows that Spain's economy is really not good now.

The 25-storey skyscraper in Madrid's Plaza de España, which was bought by China's Regal Wanda Group in 2014, sold for 17 years because the local government did not allow the building to change its appearance.