Mainland Association Club

It is a two-story building from the interwar period that displays morphological elements with influences from Art Nouveau (removal of openings on the ground floor) and later Art Deco (decorative motifs on the balcony railings). The curved bay window (architectural projection like an enclosed balcony in an apartment building, which protrudes from the level of the face and gives you the feeling of being on a balcony) of the first floor is of great interest.