La Cúpula
On the Avenida de Mayo at the Plaza Congresso
- Congress is in the distance

Entrance room with gas fireplace heater - room to dance

The corner salon - room to dance

Living/dining room - leads to private main bedroom and bath

The Terrace - one of the most magnificent rooftops in Buenos Aires.
Great for parties - roof kitchen & barbecue grill (parilla)

The Palacio Barolo (1923), designed by the Italian architect Mario Palanti, is directly across from La Cúpula. Palanti also designed the Palacio Salvo, an equally delirius building located in the center of Montevideo on the Plaza Independencia.  Both buildings have rotating search-lights that at one time could be seen across the Rio de La Plata.

Inauguration of 'La Inmobiliaria' 1910

'La Inmobiliaria', named after the insurance company, was inaugurated in 1910, the centenary of Buenos Aires. The building's illumination added to the festive atmosphere during the centenary celebrations in Buenos Aires that year.