Torre de s’Aigua
Courtyard of the Graduate school, facing Carrer de Miquel Verdera.
Torre de s’Aigua
Tower regulating the pressure of the drinking water network, built in sandstone in 1935. Standing 25 metres high, it was erected next to a 25-metre deep well, drilled by hand. The report and plans for the construction of the tower are signed by the architect Francesc Casas. The square ground plan of both the tower and the reservoir, and the classicist ornamental elements, are intended to mask the use of the building. It was restored in 1997.
Local authors. History and literature:
...The more you get to know your streets, the more you will love your town. Plazas and streets of sa Pobla. Bartomeu Siquier i Serra (1919-1991); local politician, promoter of the Catalan language, doctor and obstetrician.
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