A monumental late 19th-century water distribution palace built to serve Buenos Aires's rapidly growing population, featuring a luxurious eclectic facade with 300,000 glazed terracotta tiles imported from Britain. The ornate exterior conceals a massive iron structure containing 12 water tanks with a capacity of 72 million liters, representing both engineering innovation and national progress during the industrial era.
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