Pereyó House - 95000435

Description

Interior view of the balcony of the Pereyó House also referred to as the López de Pereyó House, and the Palmira House, in the town of Humacao. It’s a one-level Bungalow-style house made of concrete with a wooden roof. Native cement-colored tiles cover the balcony's floor, and the ceiling is covered in wood. Two French doors topped with matching transoms can also be seen. The residence was built in 1930 and designed by architect Francisco Valines Cofresí.

Origin Name	0005
Relation	Oficina Estatal de Preservación Histórica > Colección Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos, Nominaciones 1976-2005 > Humacao, Casa Pereyó - 95000435
Geographical Coverage	Humacao
Date	1995
Descriptive Notes	The title and general description contain information from the nomination submitted to the National Register of Historic Places by OECH, the State Office of Historic Preservation in Puerto Rico.
Colaborador	Valinés Cofresí, Francisco (1879 - 1949) - Arquitecto
Historical Background	Puerto Rican Society: Urban Zone - Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Housing in Puerto Rico: Urban Housing
Architectural Subject	Houses Historic sites Balconies Interior spaces (spaces by location) Native tile (Puerto Rico) Transoms (opening components) Double doors
Decolonial Subject	Collective Access to Land
Rights	The PRAHA does not own the rights to this resource. The user must contact the repository or archive that holds the physical document to determine the restrictions that may apply under the Copyright and Intellectual Property Law or by agreements agreed with donors.
Editor	Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín
Resource Format	JPEG
Resource Type	Image