Building Moscoso Hermano & Co - Municipal Building - Ponce - 2013 00004
Description
Lateral view of the Moscoso Hermano & Co. building located in the coastal city of Ponce. It has two floors with a bevelled design and characteristics of the Neoclassic and Spanish Colonial Architecture styles. From the square paved and decorated with benches and light poles you can see that on the first floor there are double wooden doors under semicircular arches framed with moldings, flanked with pilasters and crowned with stained glass transoms and keystones. In addition, there are double windows made of wood under rectangular arches framed with moldings. The second floor have double doors made of wood crowned with wooden transoms presided by balconets and an overhang balcony supported by decorative brackets. Both the balconies and balconets have ornamental iron railings and are crowned with a continuous entablature supported by decorative brackets. Additionally, the facade is modulated by fluted pilasters that go up to the second floor and support a continuous entablature with moldings, cornices, a decorative frieze and above the entablature rests a balustrade that surrounds the roof like an open balcony. Aside from that, to the left far end there is an adjacent building. The Moscoso Hermano & Co. building was built at the beginning of the XX century. It was originally used as a commercial establishment until recent years when it was restored and enabled to house municipal offices for the city of Ponce.| Origin Name |
Banco Crédito y Ahorro Ponceño - 2013 00004
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| Relation |
Puerto Rico Historic Building & Drawing Society > Colección Pueblos > Ponce (PRHBDS) > Edificio Moscoso Hermanos & Co - Edificio Municipal - Ponce
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| Geographical Coverage |
Ponce
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| Date |
2013
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| Descriptive Notes |
Original name of provenience and the title were assigned by the Project Puerto Rico Architectural Heritage (PRAHA). The general description contains information took from the official Facebook page of Puerto Rico Historic Building Drawing Society.
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| Historical Background | |
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| Decolonial Subject | |
| Rights |
English Rights. (hyperlink)
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| Editor |
Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín
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| Resource Format |
JPEG
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| Resource Type |
Image
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