Complex consisting of two buildings together, located on the corner of Passeig Sant Joan and València Street. The building that makes the chamfer has a triangular plan and consists of a ground floor, seven landings and a flat roof, while the one on Passeig Sant Joan has a rectangular plan and consists of a ground floor, six landings and a flat roof.

The construction of the corner has the main façade in the chamfer and the corners are rounded. On the ground floor there are large rectangular openings, except for the portal of access to the building which has a semicircular arch; all of them are decorated with a smooth double moulding and the facing is plastered with limestone. The upper floors are marked by a series of vertical axes where the typology of openings, entrances and exits and changes in the colour of the facing are combined, which create a very dynamic game. Quadrangular windows open on the two central axes of the main façade; on both sides, the façade moves forward like tribunes and a large window opens on each level. These four axes begin on the second floor, where a curved balcony joins the two tribunes. On the first floor there are four windows, and the facing is the same as on the ground floor. At the corners, the rounded shape is inserted slightly into the wall creating the feeling of being two embedded towers; here large triple windows that follow the rounded shape of the wall are opened. On the narrow side façade’s there are small balconies, with the iron railing, and a tribune on the first floor. For the opening of the top floor there are small rectangular ventilators. The façade is crowned with a cornice. A moulding goes around the building separating the top floor from the lower ones; in the stands you can also see this moulding separating each floor. The façade is plastered and painted salmon except for the tribunes, the corners and the 7th floor, which are painted grey.

The building on Passeig Sant Joan has similar characteristics with three large openings on the ground floor, the central one is the access portal, and the lateral are the commercial premises, framed by mouldings. On the upper floors there are four vertical shafts. Quadrangular windows open in the two central ones and on the sides the wall is advanced in the form of tribunes, except on the top floor where the wall does not advance and the upper part of the tribune acts as a balcony. Above there are rectangular vents and the façade is crowned by a cornice. The facing on the ground floor is faced with stone while on the upper floors it is plastered and painted brown, except for the end wall of the two side shafts which is painted cream and the plastering draws horizontal lines.

The construction company of this building is "La razón social Harinas Serra, SA" from Mollet del Vallès. In the late 20s and early 30s of the 20th century, this company moved into construction, winning numerous public tenders.