Large building located at the intersection of Passeig de Gràcia and Carrer Rosselló. It consists of a ground floor, six floors, and an attic. The ground plan is divided into 5 blocks that function autonomously as buildings between partitions that face the street and the interior courtyard of the block, except for the chamfer which adopts a triangular shape.
The façades are distributed through vertical axes where austere quadrangular windows open. The plan of the wall is broken by some tribunes that stick out marking these vertical axes and that give a volumetric play to the façade. The wall of the attic and the attic are set back from the façade, except in the chamfer where three semi-circular arch windows and two empty niches open between them, a legacy of the architect's 19th-century past.
The façade is clad in pink marble from Portugal on the ground floor and artificial beige stone on the rest of the façade.
The project consisted of the refurbishment and extension of three pre-existing buildings. In one of the houses the refurbishment was total while in the other two only two more floors were added. The architect did a complete remodelling of the façades to give a unitary vision of the whole.
This building is also known as "La Punyalada" for a famous café restaurant which was a meeting place for artists, located at the bottom of the chamfer until 1998.
