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Primark Madrid Gran Vía has 12,400 square meters and is the second largest store of the group internationally, only behind the store located in Manchester and larger than the company’s flagship store on Oxford Street in London.

The building was built in the second decade of the twentieth century by the architect Teodoro de Anasagasti on an original idea of the French architect Gaston Braive, was built to house the first department store in Madrid, the Madrid-Paris department store.

Since the late twentieth century the building has gone through several owners and renovations, the most significant being that of 2011, since it began a deep remodeling work that has recovered the initial use of the building, recovering the large central courtyard, the vault and even the imperial staircase.

So my recommendation is that what you can try on without going to the fitting room you do it in the store itself, there are quite large mirrors, scattered throughout the floors, where you can see how well you fit the sweater, dress or whatever you’re looking for.

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La estructura fue construida originalmente como los primeros grandes almacenes de Madrid, los Almacenes Madrid-París. La Societé d’Etudes et de Constructions (“Sociedad de Estudios y Construcciones”) fue la encargada de llevar a cabo los planes de Anasagasti. Las obras comenzaron en 1921 y culminaron, con más de seis meses de retraso, en enero de 1924, cuando los reyes Victoria Eugenia y Alfonso XIII inauguraron los Grandes Almacenes Madrid-París. En 1934 sufrió la primera remodelación, pero mantuvo su aspecto exterior. En 1956 el arquitecto Fernando Cánovas del Castillo realizó la transformación más profunda al levantar dos nuevas plantas y eliminar las cúpulas laterales, y coronó el edificio con la escultura del ave fénix.

El edificio es vanguardista en su concepción, en su diseño, en los materiales y en su uso. En los años 20, los edificios de la Gran Vía se construyeron a la manera clásica (es decir, con muros de carga de ladrillo y pilares metálicos no fundidos) y también otros con tecnología moderna, como el de Gran Vía 32, que se levantó con hormigón armado y siguiendo los principios procedentes de Francia para este tipo de construcciones para grandes almacenes. La distribución interior pivotaba en torno a un gran pozo de luz central, de forma octogonal, que se elevaba desde la planta baja hasta la cuarta. La zona de ventas ocupaba las tres primeras plantas, la planta baja y parte del sótano. La entrada del público se organizaba a través de dos grandes puertas situadas en los chaflanes de la Gran Vía y una central más pequeña, protegida por arcadas.

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Primark Madrid Gran Vía has 12,400 square meters and is the second largest store of the group internationally, only behind the establishment located in Manchester and superior to the flagship store of the firm in Oxford Street in London.

The building was built in the second decade of the twentieth century by the architect Teodoro de Anasagasti on an original idea of the French architect Gaston Braive, was built to house the first department store in Madrid, the Madrid-Paris department store.

Since the late twentieth century the building has gone through several owners and renovations, the most significant being that of 2011, since it began a deep remodeling work that has recovered the initial use of the building, recovering the large central courtyard, the vault and even the imperial staircase.

So my recommendation is that what you can try on without going to the fitting room you do it in the store itself, there are quite large mirrors, scattered throughout the floors, where you can see how well you fit the sweater, dress or whatever you’re looking for.

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Fashion fans said that this is definitely a great opportunity. To visit the Primark Gran Via store in an exclusive way. Let’s remember that it is no longer surrounded by commercial premises.

For starters you should know that it is the second largest store of this brand. It is really crazy. Do not go expecting to buy quickly. The store is really wide and it is not convenient to go with little time.

There are many who complain about the time wasted searching. It is usually full. However, few stores have such a large catalog. I wouldn’t miss a visit… besides the sales and the Primark outlet that appears all the time.