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MUSEUM: Introduction |
The Saints Museum of Olot is placed in a neo-gothic building of the XIX century well-known as "El Arte Cristiano". The construction of the building began in 1890 following a project elaborated by the modernist architect Joaquim Codina Matalí, made to order by Joaquim Vayreda.
The initial building had ground and underground floor and two floors more dedicated to housing of the Vayreda's family. Today, almost the most part of the building is dedicated to the museum, but there are several parts used for “El Arte Cristiano” workshop yet. |
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MUSEUM: Layout |
- GROUND FLOOR: Main access to the museum from the street Joaquim Vayreda, 9. In this floor there are: The reception and welcome to the visitors, shop, audio-visuals room, iconography, painting & decoration, models room and services.
- UNDERGROUND FLOOR: Manufacturing of images, storehouse of white and observatory to watch areas as Slings, moulded and retouching.
- FIRST FLOOR: Religious, decorative and didactic images, cribs, Holy Week, cajolement of Olot, space Vayreda and services.
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SECOND FLOOR: Exhibitions room, didactic and pedagogic workshop and private spaces for museum management.
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MUSEUM: Facilities |
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Lift to access on every floor for elders and handicaps people. |
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Accesses ready for elders and handicaps people. |
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