La Lonja is an industrial building next to the Ría de Huelva-estuary. Due to its use for auctions, markets and resale of fish and seafood, it has precise and concrete functional characteristics, reflected in the numerous regional, national and European regulations. Its extreme proximity to the river and its use exposes the building to a high degree of humidity and corrosion, which demands the use of non-oxidising materials and materials of low degradation. As an anecdote, it must be known, that it is a building that is not swept, but that it is flushed with water directly, which implies the use of this type of materials.
© Jesús Granada

Architects: José Álvarez Checa

Location: Huelva, Spain

Category: Market

Lead Architect: José Álvarez Checa

Area: 6380.0 m2

Project Year: 2018

Photographs: Jesús Granada, Ignacio Gomez Millan Roselló

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