Calle San Sebastián, 9-11

🧬 Distinguishing features

Calle San Sebastián, 9-11. High ground fills much of the view from the top floor; the dominant summit is Cerro Corbacho (417 m). With 29% of its perimeter as party wall, most of its outline is free-standing.

It was built before NBE-CT-79, the basic standard that set thermal requirements for buildings in Spain in 1979. Its main façade opens to the south-west. The views change a lot going up: limited on the ground floor and good on floor 1, on the CASAS.ES scale.