Large building located on the corner between Trafalgar Street, Ronda Sant Pere and Urquinaona Square. It consists of a ground floor, a mezzanine, seven floors, an attic and an upper attic with a flat roof. On the ground floor there are many openings that correspond to commercial premises, except for one in Trafalgar Street which is the access portal to the building. On the mezzanine, doors open to balconies without overhangs, following a regular rhythm. On the first floor, on each of the three façades, there is a large tribune where windows open following the same axes as those on the mezzanine. In the following five floors, in the two longest façades, the wall is divided into three vertical spaces and in the central one the wall moves forward creating a large tribune. In the narrowest façade, that of Urquinaona Square, the façade is also divided into three but, in this case, it is the two lateral ones that move forward, creating triangular tribunes. On all three façades there are balconies built on the second, third and fourth floors. In the seventh level the wall is smooth and uses the upper part of the tribunes as balconies. The attic wall combines sections on the same plane as the rest of the façade with other setbacks where terraces open up. The attic is set back and is not visible from the street.
The facing of the ground floor is covered with stone while the rest of the façade is plastered and painted cream. In the stands, the plastering draws horizontal lines that help emphasise the plasticity that these volumes give to the building. The railings of the balconies are tubular.
This building was commissioned by promoter Joaquim Masana. Being located on one of the main commercial arteries, the architect prioritised the commercial premises on the ground floor and left the entrance for neighbours on the Trafalgar Street façade.
