Palacio de la prensa de madrid

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“With the solution they now propose, they ensure that its economic sustainability is guaranteed in current and future times and also contributes to maintaining the historical character that Gran Vía has as a focus of culture and economic vitality,” details the plan, which also highlights the fact that the entrance to the cinema-theater is located at the rear of the triangle formed by the building with Tudescos and Miguel Moya streets, a degraded space despite its exceptional location. “Contributing to this degradation of the space surrounding the premises of the area is the fact that the successive interventions that have been carried out on them have put an end to their initial diaphanous and bustling appearance, closing the large arcades and all the entrances to the building that originally formed it”, it points out and cites the “barrier effect” created between the Gran Vía and its adjacent spaces.

Galleries cherished history

Located in the historic building of the Press Association of Madrid. Palacio de la Prensa de Madrid is a space where you can celebrate your corporate events with an exclusive atmosphere and enjoy the comforts and advantages of combining its large rooms with state-of-the-art technology.

Thanks to its 4 rooms, fully equipped, and its professional team, you will achieve that your press conference, pre-premiere, product presentation, meeting, conference, tribute, awards ceremony, conventions and a long etcetera of corporate events, are a success.

The first of them, room 0, is an ideal room for receptions, cocktails, coffee breaks or working breakfasts. You will be able to rest from your event or get the opinions you need for that important day. This room offers a capacity of up to 390 people in cocktail format.

Palacio de la Prensa de Madrid also offers room 1, with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment consisting of a 9 x 3.82 meter screen and a projection distance of 15.20 meters, Dolby SR-D 5.1 sound with 8500w power and a 2k digital projector. This room has a capacity of 530 people in theater format. Rooms 2 and 3 also have the best technology such as a 7.40 x 3.40 meter screen and a projection distance of 10.12 meters, Dolby SR-D 5.1 sound with 8500w power and a 2k digital projector. With capacities of 200 and 200 people in theater format, respectively.

Edificio carrión madrid

Encargado por la Asociación de la Prensa de Madrid (APM) para que sirviera de sede corporativa,[1] el proyecto del edificio fue redactado por Pedro Muguruza. Los primeros bocetos datan de 1924[2]. Se pretendía que tuviera un uso mixto, que incluyera apartamentos en alquiler, oficinas, un cine (ubicado finalmente en el extremo norte de la parcela) y una sala de conciertos[3] Los tres volúmenes diferentes que presenta el edificio transmiten esta circunstancia. La torre sur, de 16 plantas, se eleva hasta una altura de 58 metros[1].

Las obras finalizaron en 1929.[4] El edificio se inauguró el 2 de enero de 1930 con una proyección de El camino de toda la carne,[3] aunque se inauguró formalmente el 7 de abril de 1930.[1] Tras hipotecar el edificio por las enormes deudas acumuladas durante la dictadura franquista, la APM decidió trasladar su sede a un palacete del barrio de Salamanca de forma gratuita.[5] Dos plantas del edificio acogieron la sede de la sección regional del PSOE desde 2009 hasta 2015.[6]

Plaza del callao madrid

Madrid has finally approved this Tuesday the special plan to rehabilitate the Palacio de la Prensa and recover the “use, morphology and spirit” of this building, in which the capacity will be expanded and its use as a cinema and multipurpose theater will be enhanced.

The proposal has come to the plenary from the delegation of Urban Development, whose responsible councilman, Mariano Fuentes, explained that it will recover the original morphology of the building, in compliance with the General Plan of Urban Planning and its declaration as a Property of Heritage Interest (BIP).

The document signed authorizes the restructuring of the interior space, which is currently made up of cinemas, mini-cinemas and the Palacio de la Prensa discotheque, and recovers the façade and the chamfer between Miguel Moya and Tudescos streets.