Set of buildings built in two different moments.
The oldest are from 1907 and present the modernist gatehouse and two pavilions. One is of exposed brick, rectangular in plan, with a gable roof covered with Roman tiles, and very narrow and high openings. The other is a large building of almost square plan, of plastered brick and exposed brick accenting the angles, windows and top line of the roof rail, with a tiled floor where there is a large tank.
One of the houses has a marked modernist style which, despite the humility suggested by its small volume and the fact that it is the hall of a factory, is not exempt from the decorativism typical of the period. It has plastered brick walls highlighting the openings and angles with exposed brick rows. There is an ornamental band of terracotta butterflies at the top. On the façade facing the factory courtyard, you can see a large rectangle with a Virgin Mary in white and blue glazed ceramics.
The interior is in perfect condition, preserving an early 20th century object that worked as a fire alarm.
The other block of buildings corresponds to the expansion of the 1920s and consists of four large rectangular buildings of plastered brick and a gable roof each, but covered with uralite.
A large exposed brick chimney rises between the two parts. It is about 60 metres high and has a hexagonal base.
Can Vilumara was installed in 1907 next to La Farga. At that time there were already 35 large industries in the municipality. Prosperous company dedicated to textiles, especially silk, underwent remodelling and expansions between 1922 and 1928 and is currently leased by its owner, Mr. Josep Mª Vilumara, since 1982, as a secondary school and sports field.
