A celebration of the past, whilst embracing the modern.
Today, through an exciting restoration by renowned architect Julio Touza Sacristán, the building has become a statement of unique elegance.
The history behind an architectural jewel
Luis Gutiérrez Soto: the architect that reimagined 20th-century Madrid
Luis Gutiérrez Soto (1900–1977), nicknamed “Pichichi”, was one of Madrid’s most prominent 20th-century architects, responsible for more than 400 projects, including homes, cinemas, public buildings and infrastructure.
CINE CALLAO
PALACIO DE LA MÚSICA
AEROPUERTO DE BARAJAS
EDIFICIO CAPITAL
Padilla 32, a lasting symbol of the Salamanca district
Coveted for its unique status, Banyan Tree Padilla Madrid Residences reflects Gutiérrez Soto’s vision towards a more modern and functional style, without losing its classic essence.
TOUZA ARQUitectos “We draw on our knowledge to respectfully preserve the building’s original uniqueness, whilst transforming it into a modern residential space.”
An impressive project that preserves the original protected features, such as the imposing façade, mouldings and grand windows, whilst integrating contemporary elements of the highest quality.
