The building, constructed in 1911, is intertwined with the history of early 20th-century architecture, characterized by the flourishing and complexity of architectural movements of the time.
In the capital, many buildings from that era were demolished. Finding representative pieces of early 20th-century Madrid architecture, such as Narváez, is something unique in the Salamanca District.
It gained the trust of the great authorities of the time and stood out in the early 20th-century Madrid scene. It distinguished itself through its creative reworking and the incorporation of modernist decorative formulas.
