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MALLORCA INVEST

HANS OLOF SAVASEN

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If you are looking for a piece of Paradise, this is a great place to start your quest”

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A small, quiet garden is all that separates the previous building from the Lonja de Mar, the old commodities exchange. During the period of bustling island trade, the Lonja was enormously important to the local merchants. It was built upon order of Jaime I shortly after he conquered Majorca.

Work began in 1233 but was interrupted soon after, only to start again in 1426. It is no exaggeration to say that the Lonja is one of the most beautiful Gothic style civic buildings in all of Spain. The project was entrusted to one of the most promising Majorcan architects of age - the same Guillermo Sagera who also worked on the cathedral of San Juan in Perpignan and who was later summoned to Naples by the King of Aragon to oversee the reconstruction of the Castel Nuovo.

Sagrera was unfortunately unable to see his work completed, although today we are privileged to admire it in all its beauty; a harmonious rectangular design with small towers at the corners, subtle buttressing, and richly ornamented portals. Above, an airy open gallery softens, the severe wall lines.

The lovely interior consist of a single room whose especially high ceilings are supported by a double row of three spiral columns. These six extremely light, helicoidal columns raise upward and open outwards in the shape of a palm grove.