ESSAY In the early twentieth century, Valencia was impregnated of a brand new movement: Modernism. Valencia experimented and evolution towards Modernism, where many buildings and structures went from a rationalist and austere architectural style to something more romantic and organic. In the group of buildings I chose, we can appreciate that they all have one thing in common: these architects used very carefully the handling of the symmetry and the steady rhythm of windows and balconies. They all are repetitive buildings and spatially integrated by internal patios. Also, they tend to be horizontal compositions. The presence of bevels, domes and arches are very important in these buildings and they all have a very interesting use of decoration and ornamentation on their facades and in their interior. Even though they have many mutual characteristics, they also have differences and unique characteristics. In some building, for example, the City Hall, we can see that the architect plays not only with the rhythm on the facade but also the prevalence of the vertical rhythms because of the ends and the appearance of these balconies and terraces of different plant: triangular and also semicircular. Additionally, we can highlight the fact that this building in particular corresponds to classic Renaissance and its body is ornamented with Corinthian columns. In conclusion, we can appreciate that modernism made the city of Valencia adopt many of its features, even though builders adapted them according to their interests and taste. Valencian Modernism was characterized by a certain exaltation of their day by day among others, as it is