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The '''Casa Real de la Estrella''' ([[Martino language|Martino]]: Royal House of the Star) is a prominent royal residence located in the heart of [[Cardenas]], the capital of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. Originally constructed between {{AN|1706}} and {{AN|1710}} by architect Enrique de Armas, the residence is known for its distinctive Neo-[[Alexandria|Alexandrian]] architecture and intricate star motif, which adorns the iron gates at the main entrance. The star has since become a symbol of unity within the nation, reflecting the diverse cultural and historical heritage of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. | The '''Casa Real de la Estrella''' ([[Martino language|Martino]]: Royal House of the Star) is a prominent royal residence located in the heart of [[Cardenas]], the capital of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. Originally constructed between {{AN|1706}} and {{AN|1710}} by architect Enrique de Armas, the residence is known for its distinctive Neo-[[Alexandria|Alexandrian]] architecture and intricate star motif, which adorns the iron gates at the main entrance. The star has since become a symbol of unity within the nation, reflecting the diverse cultural and historical heritage of [[Nouvelle Alexandrie]]. | ||
Casa Real de la Estrella is primarily used as the city residence for the extended royal family. The palatial complex includes grand reception halls, private apartments, and meticulously landscaped gardens. Its central location and historical significance make it an essential part of [[Cárdenas]]' cultural and architectural heritage, serving as both a functional royal estate and a symbol of the monarchy’s connection to the heart of the nation. | Casa Real de la Estrella is primarily used as the city residence for the [[House of Inti-Carrillo|extended royal family]]. The palatial complex includes grand reception halls, private apartments, and meticulously landscaped gardens. Its central location and historical significance make it an essential part of [[Cárdenas]]' cultural and architectural heritage, serving as both a functional royal estate and a symbol of the monarchy’s connection to the heart of the nation. | ||
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Revision as of 00:42, 6 December 2024
| Casa Real de la Estrella | |
| General information | |
|---|---|
| Type | Royal residence |
| Architectural style | Neo-Alexandrian |
| Location | Cárdenas |
| Country |
 Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Construction started | 1706 AN |
| Completed | 1710 AN |
| Owner | Monarchy of Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Technical details | |
| Material | Stone, iron, and marble |
| Floor count | 4 |
| Grounds | 8 hectares |
| Design and construction | |
| Architect | Enrique de Armas |
The Casa Real de la Estrella (Martino: Royal House of the Star) is a prominent royal residence located in the heart of Cardenas, the capital of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Originally constructed between 1706 AN and 1710 AN by architect Enrique de Armas, the residence is known for its distinctive Neo-Alexandrian architecture and intricate star motif, which adorns the iron gates at the main entrance. The star has since become a symbol of unity within the nation, reflecting the diverse cultural and historical heritage of Nouvelle Alexandrie.
Casa Real de la Estrella is primarily used as the city residence for the extended royal family. The palatial complex includes grand reception halls, private apartments, and meticulously landscaped gardens. Its central location and historical significance make it an essential part of Cárdenas' cultural and architectural heritage, serving as both a functional royal estate and a symbol of the monarchy’s connection to the heart of the nation.
