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Hotel Nobis Palma: Adaptive Reuse of Can Oliver Palace

architecture-design · 2026-07-19

Jordi Herrero Arquitecto has completed the adaptive reuse of Can Oliver, a historic palace in Palma de Mallorca, transforming it into the Hotel Nobis Palma. The 2,253-square-meter project, finished in 2023, prioritizes preserving the existing architecture over imposing a hotel program. Key collaborators include Estudio García Acuña as principal architects, Wingårdhs for interior design, and José Hevia as photographer. The development was led by Genova Group, with Nobis as the hotel operator. The project falls under the categories of hospitality, entertainment, hotels, and reconversion.

Key facts

  • Hotel Nobis Palma is the rehabilitation of Can Oliver, a historic palace in Palma de Mallorca.
  • The project was completed in 2023.
  • Total area is 2,253 square meters.
  • Jordi Herrero Arquitecto led the architecture.
  • Principal architects are Jordi Herrero Campo and Estudio García Acuña.
  • Interior design was done by Wingårdhs.
  • Developer is Genova Group.
  • Hotel operator is Nobis.

Entities

Artists

  • Jordi Herrero Campo
  • José Hevia
  • Eugenia Corcoy

Institutions

  • Jordi Herrero Arquitecto
  • Estudio García Acuña
  • Wingårdhs
  • Hima Estructuras
  • Reolid Consulting
  • Elektroshields
  • Akko Building
  • Genova Group
  • Nobis

Locations

  • Palma de Mallorca
  • Spain

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